Report Lists Coastal Towns Kenyans Are Targeting for Cheap Land

The variance in land prices in the coastal region is due to several reasons, including the number of diaspora investors, tourism buyers, lifestyle buyers and beach frontage...

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Land prices in some coastal towns, including Bamburi and Mtwapa, experienced a marginal drop during the fourth quarter of 2025, according to a report by HassConsult.

Bamburi saw a 1.1% decrease in land prices, while Mtwapa and Mombasa City recorded a 1.0% decline.
HassConsult, a real estate company, compiled the findings in their latest Hass Property Index report for the coastal region.
Despite recent declines, towns like Bamburi maintained strong long-term performance, with significant increases over the past five years.

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