Kenya Property for Sale | Homes, Land & Villas with Fraser Bond

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Kenya Property for Sale | Homes, Land & Villas with Fraser Bond
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Kenya stands out as one of Africa’s most promising real estate destinations, combining a stable economy, rising urbanisation, and growing demand for both residential and commercial property. From luxury homes in Nairobi’s Karen and Runda to beachfront villas in Diani and Watamu, the market offers strong potential for capital appreciation, rental income, and long-term lifestyle investment.

Whether you’re a member of the Kenyan diaspora, a global investor, or a lifestyle buyer, Fraser Bond provides full-service support for sourcing, acquiring, and managing property in Kenya with expert local partnerships.


Why Buy Property in Kenya?

1. Rapid Market Growth

  • Urban expansion and population growth drive demand

  • Government infrastructure projects like the Nairobi Expressway and LAPPSET Corridor boost surrounding land value

2. Rental Yield Potential

  • Strong yields in prime areas of Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu

  • Short-term holiday rental potential along the coast and safari zones

3. Affordable Entry Points

  • Significant price advantages compared to global emerging markets

  • Opportunity for land banking, development, or buy-to-let strategies

4. Residency & Business Opportunities

  • No restriction on foreign ownership of buildings

  • Residency available through work permits, investment visas, or Kenyan spouse citizenship


Can Foreigners Buy Property in Kenya?

Yes — with some restrictions.

Foreigners Can:

Foreigners Cannot:

  • Own freehold land, including agricultural land (unless through special exemption or company structure)

  • Buy land classified as community or trust land

Important: Foreigners are typically required to purchase land via a registered Kenyan company, or acquire leasehold rights.

Fraser Bond partners with local legal firms and land surveyors to ensure:

  • Title authenticity

  • Proper due diligence

  • Regulatory compliance with land laws


Top Locations for Buying Property in Kenya

Area Appeal Property Types
Nairobi (Karen, Runda, Kilimani) Capital city, expat demand, rental yield Villas, apartments, townhouses
Mombasa / Nyali Coastal living, resort potential Beach homes, investment flats
Diani Beach / Watamu Tourism and holiday rental hotspot Oceanfront villas, eco-lodges
Naivasha / Nanyuki Second homes, cooler climate Country homes, farm-style houses
Thika / Kitengela / Athi River Land for development, industrial hubs Plots, warehouses, gated estates
Malindi / Lamu Heritage and seafront charm Boutique hotels, Swahili-style homes

Types of Property for Sale in Kenya

  • Apartments and Condos – Popular with urban professionals and investors

  • Standalone Houses and Villas – Ideal for families or rental portfolios

  • Beachfront Villas – Income-generating holiday lets in coastal zones

  • Commercial Units and Warehousing – For logistics, retail, and office use

  • Land Plots – For residential development or agriculture (subject to restrictions)


What to Expect: Price Ranges in Key Markets

Location Typical Property Prices (KES)
Nairobi (1–3 bed apartment) KES 7M – 25M
Karen/Runda Villas KES 35M – 100M+
Diani Beach Villas KES 20M – 80M
Mombasa Nyali Apartments KES 10M – 30M
Naivasha Homes or Land KES 5M – 20M
1-Acre Leasehold Plots KES 1.5M – 15M+ (based on location)

Note: £1 ≈ KES 180 (subject to exchange rate fluctuations)


The Buying Process in Kenya

1. Title Search & Due Diligence

  • Conducted via Ministry of Lands or digital land registry

  • Checks for encumbrances, fraud, and ownership verification

2. Sales Agreement & Deposit

  • Typically 10% deposit with Agreement for Sale

  • Sale must be witnessed by an advocate (lawyer)

3. Consent to Transfer

  • Land Control Board or Commissioner approvals required for certain transactions

4. Final Transfer & Stamp Duty

  • Stamp duty (typically 2–4%) paid before registration

  • Title or lease transferred and recorded with Land Registry

Fraser Bond oversees this process through vetted local legal professionals and property consultants, ensuring security and transparency.


Associated Costs & Taxes

Cost Rate
Stamp Duty 2–4% of sale price
Legal Fees ~1–2%
Registration & Valuation Fees Minor costs depending on location
Annual Land Rates Set by county governments

How Fraser Bond Can Help

Fraser Bond delivers trusted international property services for investors, diaspora clients, and expats seeking to buy property in Kenya. Through our network of reliable agents, developers, and legal advisors, we ensure every purchase is:

  • Secure and compliant

  • Supported by due diligence and title verification

  • Tailored to your goals — whether for living, investing, or development

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