The Impact of Ndinguini Tarmac Road on Land Value in Kamangu.
Kamangu is becoming a popular spot for investment. New tarmacked roads make it easy to get around and have increased land values, attracting more buyers.
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Why Real Estate is in High Demand Lately in Kenya
Why Real Estate is in High Demand Lately in Kenya Lately, almost everyone wants to venture into real estate, and the demand is growing and getting bigger...
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ONLINE VALUATION OF STAMP DUTY THROUGH ARDHI SASA
Stamp duty Valuations have to go through Ardhisasa and all payments for stamp duty have to be made through ARDHIPAY. The ministry of Land and planning envisions this will ensure efficiency in all land transactions
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Different Routes to Kamangu, Kikuyu
Different Routes to Kamangu Area in Kikuyu The Southern Bypass from Nairobi CBD.
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Land Board Consent/Certificate in Kenya
In land transactions, it is a common practice to seek consent(s) from the land board at some point. It could be a consent for subdivision, transfer or sale
Pitched roof house vs Flat roof house in Kenya
When it comes to building a house in Kenya, one of the biggest decisions you will have to make is choosing the type of roof you want.
7 Advantages of Buying Land From a Company
7 Advantages of Buying Land From a Company Buying land can actually be a significant investment, and it does require careful consideration of all the ava...
Investment opportunities of land ownership in Kenya
A home is a wise investment because even if you do not plan on selling it soon, it still has monetary value and it can be used as leverage when seeking loans from financial institutions.
How Property Taxes Apply To Vacant Land
How Property Taxes Apply To Vacant Land Have you ever asked yourself this question? Like, how do those taxes apply if nobody is on that land yet? Well, I...
TARMAC: IMPACT OF NEW ROADS ON LAND PRICES IN THIGIO AND KAMANGU
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.