Homes Kenya Magazine - April - May 2016

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We have packed a great deal of real estate stories that are sure to keep you abreast with the trends in the industry and gain lots of information. The Kenyan real estate market contributes on average 11% to the country’s GDP (gross domestic product). This should tell you just how important this sector is. Many Kenyans would love to say goodbye to their landlords a d own their own homes, but with the economy as it is this has proved so difficult. Even as banks peddle home loans a d .ort gages, it is not all rosy when one starts pursuing this financing. So which other ways are there to get home financing? Read on to see some innovative ways -and legal of course.
Homes Kenya is not all seriousness. We have some inspiring reads and DIY tips to guide you when sprucing up your home. We visit the new TACC Store at Garden City Mall and share some AMAZING deals and buys. Again, most of us live in apartments, but how do we plant our own herbs and greens?
From 2016 bathroom trends to tips on selling your home faster, this edition will surely be a good read. Looking for high end homes, turn to our property pages and choose your new home.
Look out for free tickets to the 23rd Kenya Homes Expo via our social media pages. Like us and follow us, we always like back and follow back.
See you 14th-17th April 2016 and enjoy your read!

Homes Kenya Magazine Description:

Homes Kenya Magazine is the premier and most comprehensive real estate, property , travel , Interior Decor and homes’ publication in East and Central Africa. The glossy, high-quality magazine is the only one of its kind in the region, and continues to set the pace in home living standards, while informing home owners, potential home buyers and lifestyle connoisseurs on the latest trends in the market.
Published once every two months, the magazine has undertaken to provide property and real estate intelligence provide property insights and real estate intelligence focused on this region, in an attempt to fill the information gap created by the fast growing real estate and property development sector.