Homes Kenya Magazine - February - March 2018. Issue 73

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Can you believe we are already in February? 2018 had been waiting in the sidelines for too long and it’s now here with the promise of an upbeat year for the real estate and interior decor industry.
This year the real estate industry is set to soar even higher with rent and buying prices going back up due to a renewed investor confidence. No one is more excited about the positivity than us here at HomesKenya.
This April from 12th - 15th, KICC will play host to East & Central Africa’s biggest homes show. This expos theme will be Affordable Living which is in line with every Kenyans desire to own affordable homes and is sponsored by East African Portland Cement Company.
We are excited to host a good number of international as well as new clients showcasing products in interior decor, building and support, construction and new trends in the industry. We can’t wait to host the exhibitors who have already signed up to participate. If you are still thinking about whether to participate or not, stop thinking and take some action. Don’t be left behind.
The magazine is in stores plus you can be among the first to get the magazine by buying it online at:  magazine.homeskenya.com.
From real estate trends to interior decor style, travel and home features, HomesKenya Magazine is guaranteed to be your go-to magazine.

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.