Nairobi’s real estate sector slows by 16pc
The value of building plans approved by the county government of Nairobi dropped by 16 per cent in the first five months of this year compared to the same period in 2016.
The value of building plans approved by the county government of Nairobi dropped by 16 per cent in the first five months of this year compared to the same period in 2016.
Cement consumption in Kenya fell by 62,000 metric tonnes in the first five months of the year, raising the prospect of the first annual decline in consumption in more than a decade.
Nairobi has improved five places in a global survey of living conditions, recovering from last year’s deterioration.
Space and cost continue being a big influence on where we live and the trend shows that in time, more might go the way of ‘coffin apartments’ as is happening in Hong Kong.
An oversupply of shopping malls in cities and their environs is likely to spell trouble for developers, Britam Asset Managers has said.
In Kenya where land is a precious commodity, it might seem unfathomable that one garden, filled with flowers and trees, islands and man-made lakes, rivers and waterfalls, can be 385 acres.
One would wonder whether the political environment affects the construction industry. To which I would certainly say, yes! http://www.epaper.peopledaily.co.ke/#folio=24
Long-standing disputes on extension of land lease for a giant agricultural firm took a new turn when members of the local communities who have laid stake to the property introduced more demands.
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Dim your lights low to set the mood. Turning lights low creates a softer ambience that welcomes relaxation.
Mjini estate in Murang’a town is set to get a new face after the residents finally got land allotment letters courtesy of the county government.
Nairobi has been ranked among the top 100 best cities to work in a start up in the world
ISK will hold its 2nd Regional Conference on 8th – 9th November 2017 at the Intercontinental Hotel and Technical/Social Tours on 10th November 2017. The Theme of the conference is “The Land and Property Sector in Africa:Marching into the Future”.
2017 ISK Professional Examination – Important Dates Vems, Bs & Lam Chapters Submission of Project & Technical Papers - 18th Aug. 2017 Lectures - 4th – 15th Sept. 2017 Written Exams - 8th – 13th Oct. 2017 Orals - 25th – 27th Oct. 2017 Candidates are advised to work closely with the allocated supervisors, as no projects will be submitted without their signature.Examination Syllabus for the GIS, ES and LS Chapters available
ISK Educational & International Tour to Malaysia,Singapore and Thailand The ISK Public Relations and Editorial committee is organizing 10 day international Educational tour.Members will be able to visit Malaysia,Singapore and Thailand from 16th – 24th October 2017.The objective of the the educational tour is to expose members to various planning,surveying ,real estate and property management concepts that are practiced in this countries and get learning on how it can be replicated in Kenya.The Rate Per adult on Double/twin/triple Sharing is Ksh 181,000 and Ksh 205,000 Rate per adult in single.For more details on this contact: Elizabeth Mulae on 0733321499 or the ISK line on 0724 929737.You can start paying NOW by installments to the ISK account No: 0948211246 or ISK paybill No:933200.
2017 The Eastern Africa Real Estate Conference : 5th – 6th July 2017 Radisson Blu, Nairobi Kenya.Theme - ‘Harnessing Synergies in Built Environment through Professional Collaboration.’For more information on the conference visit The Eastern African Real Conference
The annual one week conference brings the international community of surveying and spatial professionals together to experience a mix of interesting plenary and technical sessions and workshops, a trade exhibition and a variety of side events and social functions.The week gives a unique opportunity to discuss key challenges of our time within the surveying profession with fellow peers.
CASLE, IST and TIVEA invite you to present papers at an international conference themed; ‘Sustainable Development Goals: a time for innovations and investment in land administration and management’. The dates are 10th & 11th August 2017 at Julius Nyerere Convention Centre, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. For details, contact susan.spedding@uwe.ac.uk
Jadili is an initiative of Young Surveyors Network meant to enhance innovation and participation in ISK and within the profession. There will be bi-monthly talks and discussions on various topics. The second one will take place on Friday 28th April at 5.30pm at the 680 Hotel. The theme will be “Investing in Stocks and shares – Smart Investing” and will be delivered by Investment experts at Cytonn Ltd. Please register and come for self-empowerment.Charges Ksh 500 - mPesa Paybill: 933200 Account Name: JADILI Limited seats available.
Following the Presidential directive in 2015 to have all public school land titled, the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning, NLC in partnership with Civil Society members formed the Shule Yangu Campaign to accelerate the protection and titling process of public schools. The campaign has an Alliance composed of Government, Public and Private Stake holders whose aim is to; Protect schools against illegal land grabs Support government to issue title deeds to public schools Support communities to own their schools As a stakeholder, ISK has pledged that Licensed Surveyors can waive their professional fees to survey each school. ISK has proposed that this amount be pegged on a minimum number of 20 schools per county. A briefing meeting between 17 interested surveyors including ISK Chair Stephen Ambani and the ShuleYangu team was held on 4th May at the ISK boardroom. The Cabinet Secretary has directed the survey checking fees be waived and has proposed to officially launch this initiative on 12th May 2017 in Eldoret.