“The property market is experiencing static sales price performance driven by the oversupplied apartment market in Kilimani and Kileleshwa, down 9.5 percent and 6.9 percent respectively in the last year,” said HassConsult.
Apartments on average recorded a 5.8 percent drop in price during the period, far ahead of detached houses whose prices dropped by 1.7 percent, and semi-detached units whose prices went up by 0.7 percent on average.
:D:D:D:D:D… upuss!!!Kenya real estate business isn’t about making money it’s about “parking money” wewe na ujuaji yako try investing clean money or loan money na real estate na utaona moto ,just ask @Purple ,analilia pale I 10 inside her Lexus GX 460 counting her losses
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Very true. I just wish one of those looters would approach me with only 50m. I can set up and manage a very lucrative manufacturing biz for them. He will be sorted for life.
Apartments or flats bring a stunted income…very little or no growth. Manufacturing OTOH, just ask any muhindi…a factory on a 50x100 plot churning out FMCG can give you a 10-50 milli worth of sales every month. Profit hapo is usually at 30-50%.
Fanya hio hesabu.
Looters are mostly lazy people that’s why they launder the funds in real estate where there’s little management,and frequent /guaranteed income.
Investing in manufacturing would mean active involvement in the running of the business something they are too lazy to do.