The Kenyan land tenure system allows charges (encumbrances) to be registered against land, securing loans or other obligations. Key laws include the Land Act, 2012 and the Land Registration Act, 2012. Under these laws, a “charge” is broadly defined as an interest in land securing the payment of money or the fulfillment of a condition. Charges include formal mortgages, informal (customary) pledges, and...
Everything Buyers, Investors and Property Owners Need to Know Before Purchasing Leasehold Land in Kenya Leasehold ownership is the foundation of Kenya’s urban property market. Whether you are purchasing residential land, investing in commercial real estate, acquiring beachfront property, or expanding a development portfolio, understanding leasehold tenure is essential to protecting long-term...
Below are frequently asked questions we get from international buyers and investors. Short, clear answers — if you want any of these expanded into a printable checklist or a web page, I can make that next. 1. Can a non-Kenyan buy property in Kenya? Yes. Non-Kenyan individuals and foreign-owned companies can buy property, but they can only hold land on leasehold for up to 99 years. You cannot...
How Non-Kenyans Can Buy Residential Property & Land in Kenya — A Friendly, Practical Guide For international investors, diaspora buyers and anyone curious about owning a piece of Kenya. Thinking of buying a home or a plot in Kenya? Beautiful choice. Whether it’s a coastal villa, a Nairobi apartment or an investment plot outside the city, Kenya is a compelling market — stunning...
Now is The Right Time for Non-Africans to Buy Land in Africa: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction Africa, often known as the “cradle of civilization,” is a continent blessed with abundant natural resources, rich cultural heritage, and tremendous economic potential. Historically, land ownership in Africa has been complex, but recent shifts in legislation and robust economic growth have created...
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