Pacesetters International Award 2025
AMCCO Properties wins Pacesetters International Award for innovation in property investment. Digital tools and transparency redefine Kenya real estate 2025.
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AMCCO Properties wins Pacesetters International Award for innovation in property investment. Digital tools and transparency redefine Kenya real estate 2025.
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Documents Required When Building a House in Kenya Once you decide to buy a plot, make sure you have all the documents in place. They are usually divided...
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During the time, the areas being sold were under developed and very remote inclusive Ndeiya area which covers Thigio and partially Kamangu. The lack of tarmac and under development contributed to the cheap pricing of land by then.
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Ndeiya region has largely been opened up by the Thogoto-Mutarakwa road that connects Mai Mahiu Road from Mutarakwa to Thogoto in Kikuyu.
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Namayian Estate Phase 2 launches Saturday, Nov 22. Limited 50x100 plots at KSh 949k in Ngong. Free bonuses for buyers. Prebookings now open. AMCCO Properties.
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8 Frequently Asked Questions By People about Land There are a number of questions that are normally asked: What is the importance of a title deed? This i...
Read more5 Things To Note Before Buying Land In Kenya Before you decide to buy any piece of land, it is important to know the intended purpose of the land, i.e.,...
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Before you make any move in investing in land or build up an apartment there consider involving your surveyor to look into it and establish boundaries if at all there are any more especially if the area has been un occupied for quite a period of time. It’s always good to take precautions.
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Ngong is only about 30 kilometers from Nairobi’s CBD, making it a convenient residential location for city workers. Its accessibility via Ngong Road and the Southern Bypass ensures easy commuting, while local shopping centers, schools, and healthcare facilities provide convenience.
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During a real estate transaction, usually earnest money is put down to secure a contract, followed by due diligence, where a potential buyer will do research on the property to understand land ownership rights and potential land policies and laws.
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