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Originally published by The Standard BusinessMay 7, 2026
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Why Nairobi's empty office problem is shrinking

Nairobi’s office glut is shrinking after years of oversupply, driven by a steady shift by companies from ageing buildings into modern Grade A offices offering better amenities...
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Nairobi's office oversupply is shrinking as companies increasingly move into modern Grade A offices, leaving older buildings vacant.
- Office oversupply in the Nairobi Metropolitan Area fell to 3.4 million square feet in 2025, with vacancy rates dropping to 15.3%.
- This trend is driven by a "flight to quality," favoring modern offices with better amenities, lower operating costs, and environmental standards, according to Knight Frank Kenya.
- Despite improvements, a substantial 2.5 million square feet of office space is still under development, raising concerns about a potential return to oversupply.
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