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Originally published by The Standard BusinessSeptember 9, 2026
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Nairobi tops African peers in robust prime office performance
According to Knight Frank, beyond the traditional landlord-tenant model, flexibility is emerging as one of the defining features of Africa’s evolving office market...
✨ Key Highlights
Nairobi has emerged as a leader in Africa's prime office market, demonstrating robust performance and strong occupancy rates. This is according to Knight Frank's Africa Offices Market Dashboard – Half-year 2026 report.
- Nairobi's Grade A office occupancy rose from 81.5% in December 2025 to 84.8% in June 2026, with prime rents remaining stable at approximately Sh1,684 ($13) per square metre.
- The report highlights a growing polarization in Africa's office market, with occupier demand increasingly concentrating on quality, operationally resilient buildings.
- Key factors influencing leasing decisions now include quality, sustainability credentials, reliable services, and operational efficiency, moving beyond traditional metrics.
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