Despite the government's ambitious housing projects, the Kenyan built environment sector is struggling to absorb job seekers, leaving many graduates unable to secure employment.

• The sector is experiencing a paradox where it appears to be thriving yet offers limited job opportunities.
• President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga have launched projects like the LV Marina Housing Project in Kisumu, aimed at turning low-income earners into homeowners.
• The issue highlights a disconnect between the growth of the housing sector and its capacity to employ skilled individuals.