Real estate sector eyes 2026 rebound on policy, tech shifts

After a turbulent 2024 marred by high interest rates, costly construction inputs, and sluggish sales, industry executives reported a market stabilisation in 2025...

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Kenyan real estate developers are predicting a strong market recovery by 2026, driven by government housing initiatives, innovative financing, and technological advancements. This optimistic outlook follows a challenging 2024 marked by high interest rates, elevated construction costs, and slow sales, with market stabilization expected in 2025.

2026 is projected for a strong rebound in the Kenyan real estate sector.
The rebound is expected due to government housing drives, alternative financing, and technology.
The sector faced challenges in 2024 including high interest rates and costly construction inputs.

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