You've found a house you like. The landlord or agent says it's available. You're ready to move. Then they ask you to send "documents" — and suddenly things get complicated. What exactly do you need? What if you're self-employed and don't have payslips? What if you're a student? What if you're a foreigner settling in Kenya? And what happens if you're renting from an individual landlord who manages...
Kenya’s real estate market offers a variety of rental options to suit diverse lifestyles, budgets, and investment goals. Among the most common choices are furnished and unfurnished apartments—each with distinct advantages and limitations. Whether you're a tenant searching for a new home or an investor evaluating rental strategies, understanding the pros and cons of each will help you make the most...
Kilimani is arguably the most densely rented neighbourhood in Nairobi. It has more apartment buildings per square kilometre than anywhere else in the city, more active rental listings at any given time, and the most diverse range of price points within a single neighbourhood boundary. You can rent a basic one-bedroom apartment in Kilimani for KES 55,000 per month or a large three-bedroom penthouse for KES...
Every year, thousands of Kenyans lose money while trying to rent a house. Not because the properties aren't there. Not because they can't afford them. But because they don't know the process — and unscrupulous agents, gatekeeping caretakers, and crafty landlords are very happy to take advantage of that gap. Renting a house in Kenya is not complicated once you know the steps. But skip one, and you...
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