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NAIROBI – The 6th annual East Africa Property Investment (EAPI) Summit will facilitate a new of era of investment and development driven by market affordability, Kfir Rusin, the host, has said.
The report, dubbed ‘Green Buildings and Communities: Costs and Benefits’, shows that about 50 per cent of all green buildings studied, reported a payback of five years or less just from energy and water savings.However, that figure jumped to 90 per cent when health and productivity benefits were included.
A little-known town in Nakuru County posted the best growth in land prices in the country in 2017, a new report shows. According to the just-released County Land Price Report by real estate firm HassConsult, land prices in Ngata rose by 20.66 per cent in 2017, making it the best performing town of the 75 towns surveyed.
For a long time, the most prominent players in the African property sector have been private equity or other institutional investors. It is also true that there has been an obvious gulf between demand and supply in all property sectors (commercial, industrial and residential) across many markets on the continent.
The last 20 years of real estate boom in East Africa has changed our building landscape and inventory, as it quite rightly should have done. Our starting point was a region that was short of every kind of building, from housing, to shops, through offices, warehouses, hotels, and even student hostels.
The Kenyan government’s aim of building one million affordable homes in five years, if successful, could ignite a lagging real estate sector, and place Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) at the centre of economic life for one of Africa’s most rapidly urbanising countries, said Kfir Rusin.
believe that the media is an integral part of the EAPI story – because the conversation around property investment is a conversation about citizens and consumers too. As such, we welcome journalists, media organizations, bloggers and content creators to join us as partners, and to attend our summit. We provide open access to cutting edge, hot off the press discussions and provide unmatched access to some of the biggest decision makers in the region. For partnership opportunities please contact murray@apievents.com