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Phase Four of Sh6 billion estate in Kajiado launched

Kenya; Inadequate and unfavourable terms of financing have slowed down acquisition of houses. This is according to Cathy Achola Warega, Chief Executive Officer of Urbanis Africa.

The Urbanis Africa CEO said there is an overwhelming demand for low-cost housing in Kenya, with all categories of buyers aged between 22 and 60. A demand, she said, they are working on meeting.

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