Homes Kenya Magazine - October - November 2017

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The summer season is here with us and even as we start coming to the end of
the year, the warm weather and bright outlook for the future inspires this edition
of HomesKenya Magazine. This October, our pages have gone global and we
want you, our reader to get ideas and inspiration from across the borders. We
have put together lots of DIY projects that are as relevant for you as they are for
the person living in London. A professional crop of writers fill our spreads with
the most creative features, from transforming a shipping container into a home
office, to building a lake house perfect for families.
It’s not just about places to see, it’s about how you can transform your space and
get ready for the summer to wine and dine with family during the holiday season.
See our brilliant buys, work on DIY projects, and get lots of ideas.
This year has been filled with so much activity and has tested the resilience, patience
and unity of Kenyans. As with every year, we bring to you East & Central
Africa’s biggest homes show. However, this year we’ve been forced to move the
Blue Triangle Cement 26th Kenya Homes Expo to next year 2018. We anticipate
a stable and conducive environment for our clients and visitors to conduct
business in peace and achieve maximum returns on benefit. Thus, diarize 12- 15
April, 2018, for 4 amazing days of business interaction at the KICC.

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.