Property investors are finding two and three-bedroom units offer a "sweeter deal" compared to one-bedroom apartments, despite popular perception. Unity Homes Executive Director Jason Horsey notes that while one-bedroom units rent well, they are not selling as quickly as larger units.

• Two and three-bedroom homes are the "sweet spot" for Unity Homes' projects.
• A one-bedroom unit costs Sh6 million, while two and three-bedroom units range from Sh10 million to Sh12 million.
• The article features an aerial view of Hurlingham, a mixed-use area with office blocks and apartments.