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Futuristic investments shaping Kenya’s real estate sector

Joseph Muriithi by Joseph Muriithi
May 9, 2024
in Real Estate
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Change is not only inevitable but expected. Similarly, various sectors are continually evolving to adapt to these changes.

Only those investors who display boldness and readiness to adjust to the market’s needs stand to gain from its dynamic nature. Here are some of the trends that futuristic investors should keep their eye on in Kenya.

Purpose based Student based accommodation

Purpose-built student accommodation is an emerging trend within the student housing sector, offering contemporary and top-tier living arrangements tailored explicitly to meet students’ needs. Investors in Kenya should focus their attention on student-based accommodation.

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In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the student population, surpassing the current capacity of student housing accommodations. However, this segment has only seen a few players participate, including notable companies such as Acorn Holdings, Defoca, Century Developments, and Questworks. The market remains largely untapped, despite the substantial deficit in student accommodation. Consequently, this presents a promising opportunity for prudent investors to capitalize on.

Short-term rentals

The demand for short-term rentals has been steadily increasing in major urban areas across Kenya, including Nairobi, Mombasa, and Nakuru. This burgeoning market is fueled by a shift in preferences, with more people opting for short-term rentals over traditional serviced apartments. Currently, this trend is evident in Nairobi’s suburbs such as Kilimani and Westlands. This trend reflects evolving consumer needs and lifestyle choices, indicating a growing demand for flexible accommodation options.

Serviced Offices

A serviced office is a fully furnished workspace equipped with amenities and managed by an operator, ready for immediate occupancy. It’s offered on a flexible, short-term rental basis with rolling renewals. Unlike traditional five-year leaseholds, serviced offices feature all-inclusive monthly bills covering the space, Wi-Fi, reception services, and cleaning, among other amenities.

The serviced office sector is experiencing rapid growth and presents a lucrative opportunity for investors to capitalize on. As the demand for flexible workspace solutions continues to rise globally, serviced offices have emerged as a preferred choice for businesses seeking agility and convenience.

Incorporation of sustainability in building developments

There is a growing awareness of sustainability in the region, and tenants have a preference for development projects that incorporate sustainable practices. Tenants are willing to pay a premium for rent for buildings that are ESG compliant, highlighting the necessity for investors to adapt to this changing demand. This trend underscores the importance of incorporating sustainability into real estate projects to attract tenants and maintain competitiveness in the market.

As the world evolves and various sectors adapt to ongoing changes, the real estate sector in Kenya stands at the forefront of dynamic transformations. This article has shed light on several trends driving change in this sector and highlighted futuristic investments that promise substantial returns. By embracing these trends and demonstrating flexibility in meeting market demands, investors can position themselves for success in Kenya’s evolving real estate landscape.

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