Private developers eye deeper presence in Coast region

Private developers are expanding into Kenya’s Coast region as demand for structured real estate grows, with KPDA pushing for a regional chapter...

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Private developers are increasingly targeting Kenya's Coast region for real estate investments, leading the Kenya Property Developers Association (KPDA) to plan the establishment of a dedicated chapter to foster growth.

The Coast region, particularly Mombasa, is a growing market driven by tourism, diaspora investment, and demand for structured developments.
Newly appointed KPDA board director Ahmed Badawy, CEO of Megna Homes, will play a key role in expanding the organization's regional presence.
The initiative aims to address industry challenges like regulatory inefficiencies and infrastructure gaps while promoting master-planned communities and structured urban growth.

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