The Kenya Property Developers Association (KPDA) has partnered with the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) to address Kenya’s housing deficit and promote sustainable urban development by unlocking new financing models.

• Kenya faces an annual housing shortfall of 150,000 homes, with only 50,000 units constructed against a demand for 200,000 annually.
• The real estate sector contributes approximately 10% of Kenya’s GDP.
• KPDA Chairman Ken Luusa emphasized the shift from fragmented requests to coordinated advocacy for policy reforms.
• KNCCI President Dr. Eric Rutto highlighted that every housing unit built creates between three and five jobs.