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Era of landlords who can’t ‘afford’ a home

The statistics have remained constant: The housing deficit in Kenya stands at 200,000 units annually. This is despite new apartments, bungalows and townhouses coming onto the market almost daily.

Most of the additional housing stock targets the upmarket suburbs of Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington and Westlands.

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