Leasehold to Freehold Conversion Kenya: Costs, Timeline & Requirements 2025
Discover leasehold to freehold conversion costs, timelines & requirements in Kenya 2025. AMCCO experts share tips, real examples & alternatives.
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Best Investment Opportunities in Nairobi, Kikuyu and Ngong
Explore the best investment opportunities in Nairobi, Kikuyu, and Ngong, Kenya. From real estate and agribusiness to tech startups and tourism, discover high-growth sectors perfect for young entrepreneurs and investors seeking lucrative returns.
Amcco Properties Wins 2023 Real Estate Awards at Sarova Panafric
Amcco Properties Wins 2023 Top 100 Real Estate Awards at Sarova Panafric Amcco Properties has once again proven that they are among the best land-selling...
How much it costs to process a Title Deed in Kenya
Acquiring a title deed in Kenya is a legal process described in law. Its various stages and one has to pay Stamp duty as the tax
AMCCO Rededicates Both Branches to God: Starting 2026 with Purpose and Prayer
AMCCO Properties starts 2026 with rededication of Kikuyu & Ngong branches. Rev. John Ndung'u leads prayer ceremony. God-centered land ownership.
4 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR LAND FROM FRAUDSTERS
4 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR LAND FROM FRAUDSTERS Land fraudsters are people who acquire other people’s land or property through unlawful means. Fraudste...
List of Awards won by AMCCO in 2024
AMCCO Properties Limited, a leading real estate firm in Kenya, has consistently proven its mettle in the competitive land-selling industry, amassing a remarkable collection of prestigious awards.
What Happens To a Property After a Divorce
What Happens To a Property After a Divorce When a couple is divorced, whatever they have is subdivided between them. This is usually decided under the Eq...
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How to Tell Whether the Land You Are Buying is Freehold or Leasehold
Freehold (permanent ownership) or leasehold (limited period ownership) land in Kenya.
INVESTING WITH A GROUP (CHAMA,SACCO) IN KENYA
Land prices are shooting high daily and the chances of owning land the more you procrastinate are reducing. The high land prices stand out as the most worrying factor to why most Kenyans haven’t invested in land yet.