The Affordable Housing Board (AHB) has hired a transactional advisor to help monetize tenant purchase scheme (TPS) agreements through capital markets, aiming to boost revenue beyond the current Sh6.2 billion monthly from the affordable housing levy. This move seeks to facilitate faster reinvestment of funds to address Kenya's housing deficit.

• The AHB plans to increase monthly affordable housing levy collections to Sh9 billion from the current Sh6.2 billion.
• AHB Chair Jeremiah Simu stated that monetizing TPS agreements via capital markets, potentially through Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) or bonds, will allow for quicker recycling of invested cash.
• The Affordable Housing Programme (AHP) has completed 3,171 units with 128,028 units currently under construction, aiming to bridge a 2 million-unit national housing shortage.