Frequently Asked Questions

The steps include:

1. Identify a property and schedule a viewing (virtual options available).
2. Conduct due diligence on the title and property ownership.
3. Sign a Sale Agreement and pay a deposit (10-20%).
4. Finalize financing (if applicable).
5. Complete the transfer process and make the final payment.

Our team will guide you every step of the way.

In addition to the purchase price, expect:

• Stamp duty: 2-4% of property value.
• Legal fees: 1-2% of the property value.
• Valuation fees: Approximately KES 20,000–50,000.

We provide a full breakdown of costs upfront.

A sectional title allows you to own an individual unit in a shared property, such as an apartment, while jointly owning common areas like parking or gardens. It’s a secure form of ownership and ideal for buyers in gated communities.

• For Investment:
  Prime areas like Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Westlands, Lavington, and Upper Hill offer excellent rental yields and are ideal for high-value investments or premium living.

• For Affordable Options:
  Locations such as Mombasa Road, Kiambu Road, Ngong Road, and Thika Road provide budget-friendly entry points into real estate while still delivering strong returns. These areas are perfect for middle-class family living, offering security, space, and convenience.

• For Luxurious Living:
  Leafy suburbs like Karen, Runda, Muthaiga, Loresho, Kitisuru, Nyari, and Spring Valley are perfect for wealthy clients seeking high-end townhouses and villas in serene, upscale environments.

Yes, many banks and mortgage providers in Kenya offer home loans to residents and expatriates. We can connect you to trusted lenders and guide you through the application process.

Yes, expatriates can buy property in Kenya under leasehold agreements (up to 99 years). We’ll help you navigate the legal and payment processes smoothly.

The process typically takes 60-90 days, depending on financing and title transfer timelines.