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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
July 15, 2026
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Investors turn to ageing commercial buildings for higher returns
According to Knight Frank Kenya's Wealth & Investment Trends Report 2026, 38 percent of respondents said their clients are investing in underperforming commercial properties and upgrading them while retaining their existing use...
⨠Key Highlights
Investors in Kenya are increasingly opting to refurbish older commercial buildings rather than invest in new developments, driven by a growing demand for sustainable and energy-efficient spaces.
- 38 percent of respondents to Knight Frank Kenyaās Wealth & Investment Trends Report 2026 indicated clients are investing in underperforming commercial properties.
- Knight Frank Kenya, a real estate consultancy, highlighted this trend.
- Investors are prioritizing improvements to environmental performance to extend building life and attract tenants amid a competitive market where 75 percent of respondents cited renewable energy as a key consideration.
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