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gallivant:
I don't know but I prefer to post rich people mansions in Nairobi. That's my specialty.

Show us where the rest 94% of your poverty champs live in....that should be important and preferable

gallivant:
Is it a crime to live in rural areas? If it is a lot of Ghanains are also guilty.

It's not a crime..it's becomes a crime when 70% of your pop lives in mud houses in this day and age...
What happened? Did you run out of cement

gallivant:
That's weird, I didn't realize there are different leagues for common sense.

SA is more developed than Kenya...Kenya is a renowned shiithole..
Everyone knows that hobbit

gallivant:
The difference is that these Kenyans are land investors. They have built homes and farms in their own land. The material of construction is inconsequential right now.

Mud houses should be where you keep your cows not humans in this day and age....nuke the whole structure down and start again..did you run out of cement

Baliv254:
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Good keep em coming..this pics are real.kenta...no editing involved

Just30:
You are making noise especially when 70% of Kenyans live in rural areas

And we know the shacks they live in

Mud houses to be precise just30

theenchanter:
u didn't see eko Atlantic city on CNN in 2006, u lying bastard.

reclaimation for eko Atlantic began in 2008, so how did u saw eko Atlantic in 2006 on CNN?

I just feel sorry for everyone that has fallen for ur unbridled lies.

Hence why I said it must be kibera city reclamation he saw..
He has a thing for lies.

Baliv254:
Kisumu

Kenyans are fraud...look at what Kisumu looks ..the Ghanaian vlogger saved us from being decieved by your fraudulent practice....ugly city,ugly road and of course primitive transport system..there goes your Kisumu



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfdnXHqAUQg

Baliv254:
kisumu

Go slow fraud.. second pics is a German built school I kenya

Baliv254:
kenya
coast
nakuru town

Ugly roads, crappy estate..what the fvck is this..

Baliv254:
lets debunk some myths
can anyone tell me whats the population of KIBERA, the largest slum in kenya?

The pop of entire slum residents in Nairobi is 2.5m...
Did you run out of cement

rvp20182:
What is so difficult to understand. Both of those statements are not mutually exclusive. Property values rise with infrastructure. If you go nuts like those black south africans and build a huge monster in middle of nowhere - rural azania - it will be worthless.

Now infrastructure can be ideally put up by gov or sometimes in many african countries - investors themselves put them up.

Part of the reforms that gov is trying to help address our high property prices - include gov building infrastructure in mass housing schemes - and also providing free cheap land

But don't mistake lowering property prices for masses - and appreciation of property values.

@ 1st bolded ..shut. Up they are mutually exclusive..stop.spitting hairs.

@2nd bolded..how has that been going hobbit

rvp20182:
There is are lots of reforms going on - the actual construction on some sites have started - but ultimately Sonko has to go - so Uhuru can demolish old Nairobi County council housing and build skyscrappers - mass social housing.

The latest reform was to allow people to use their pension 40% of the pension to purchase houses. We have 12B dollars worth of contributory pension - so this could unlock potentially 5 billion dollars.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/markets/capital/State-offers-40pc-of-pension-savings-for-home-purchase/4259442-5543670-27mbroz/index.html

Talk is cheap weasel.... nothing is going on there..that program is as good as dead...I still remember how you never allowed this thread take a breath without reminding about your render dress or carrot talk promise....lol.
The minutes anything goes on there I will know

Austine1212:
Having expensive property what's good about that, when gdp per capita is $1800

Ppp per capita is $3400

It should tell youyou something about those properties, remember when i asked people to post their villages n they posted estates?

Lol I love this...well thought out...

No wonder they keep ballooning their slums...
No can afford it..

gallivant:
The price is not relevant now, it was yesterday.

What made it relevant yesterday hobbit..

gallivant:
I wonder why they are stuck on two towers. What happened Sammy, did you run out of cement?

I think I need to repeat your words to you...
Selective blindness has a cure hobbit

gallivant:
Not really relevant.

You are getting all itchy now hobbit...take a chill pill while he spills the truth..there is no stopping this hobbit

Just30:


Instead of using all the loans he took on productive expenditures, he used it on wasteful spending

Kenya used loans to feed themselves and now they cant pay back

He gathered a group of architect and told them to design an affordable housing prototype then invited the media and launched a picture spree to decieve gullible lots like him...all this is a political Jamboree laced with carrot talks

jl115:
Your original mention:



What you said afterwords:



So what is it know? is Kenyan house prices tied to infrastructure or the lack thereof?

Good you.noticed that too

Shma:
I just saw one replica of a building in westlands Nairobi.
Wow.!! Nairobi is not a joke for sure

The oval like structure.

There is no similarity hoodrat..wake up

SkyOne11:
Actually, London also has a magnificent skyscraper and CBD. But your statement is true to the rest of Europe. e.g. Czech, Hungary, Italy...

https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2019/08/city-of-london-wind-tunnel-guidance-skyscrapers_dezeen_2364_col_1.jpg

London skyscraper district is very small..Paris also have a small skyscraper district called LA' Defence...
But the point is that they are too tiny.. skyscraper has never been Europe's culture.save that for Asia or America..
Look at Budapest..that place is a beauty yet no skyscraper.

Shma:
why are you pained
Am just enjoying the pictorial show.
Lemme post upperhill, and I said am posting upperhill.
Upperhill is not Lagos, so don t expect to see a new upperhill-Lagos like CBD anytime soon. , maybe give it ten years and you will see a new version of jorburg.
And by then, I will post the new looks of it.

Ist pic is a rendered
2nd pics a dead project
3rd also a render..88 condominium is dead....they receive approval since yet nothing..

Grgton:
shut up, having few high-rise buildings ain't a measure up on developments or Economic strength.

London doesn't have much skyscrapers but still beautiful and better than Asian and American cities

Fact....
Forgive him he has never left his village zoo hence why he still has that mentality..

mtisTheQubit:
Sammy your guy doesnt know anything..he started calling coding stuff make up language.. i think that is found in salons an stuff..tell us coz ya know stuff about make ups

You are just bring petty..he made a simple omission of word...but yeah it is MtistheQubit...he would focus on that to sway your attention from the main subject of discussion...I know you hobbit

gallivant:
Sounds like a zoo. Sounds like there are no laws governing housing in the Nigeria.

The irony..you have some of the laws governing your housing yet you've managed to produce some of the largest slums on planet earth...there goes you logic....to the waste bin

rvp20182:
English comprehension is a problem

Let me repeat again for you.

So in the medium term - we might see property prices cooling down in the few areas of Nairobi - and increasing everywhere.

Again distinguish btw affordable housing for the poor (subsidized if need be) and the million-dollar world-class properties.

We want both. One is an investment - like Equities - mr Investment Analyst. The other is human rights issues - the right to shelter.

Go slow on the noise..so long as price of land remain one of the highest in the world prices of property will never drop.

rvp20182:
I got tired with your wet dreams and renders long time ago. I first saw Eko city in CNN I think in 2006 or something. The reality now - two lonely towers.

Again you lie..you didn't see Eko Atlantic in 2006 ..maybe you saw kibera city regeneration....

rvp20182:
Like Mzanzi told you - kenya properties are even more expensive than South Africa. Don't talk real estate - Hobbit. This is way above your paygrade. You're talking about little Accra and Kumasi

You went to increase the price of your resourceless land..that is why you have your crappy, tasteless,shiity, unimpressive properties so fvcking expensive..

rvp20182:
Two things. 1) Lack of economies of scale - kenya housing went informal since mid 90s - and 2) most property investors have to provide infrastructure too - build sewers,water and roads.

I think we can sort the first one by allowing pensions funds and gov to move back into housing - and deliver mass houses cheaply. We are working on that - affordable housing.

The second one is also happening. In about 6yrs - we have doubled our paved roads from around 11,000 to now 20,000kms. We are also massively investing in water, sanitation and electricity (one world fastest electrification).What is pending is just to get light rail or metros - at least in Nairobi and Mombasa.

So in the medium term - we might see property prices cooling down in the few areas of Nairobi - and increasing everywhere.

Firstly you are contradicting yourself fool..I thought you said more infastructure surges property prices
Secondly your paved road network is less than 10,000km ..stop that 20,000km joke...it's a fvckkkinnnng lie

vaxx:
At last, IMF listen to the cry of uhuru ....78 billion shilling will be landing on Kenya central bank account soon. . Kenya demand for 1.5 billion dollar but she get a half of that cash. I am sure IMF is trying to be careful here.

Finally

What is the interest rate...we are to repay ours in the next five years with 1% interest rate

jl115:
The property prices in Kenya are 10X more expensive than in South Africa.....does that mean Kenya has better infrastructure?

True

rvp20182:
How is it a bad thing? Property values rise with development including infrastructure around it.

..SA property is cheaper than your overpriced properties with better developed infastructure..there goes your puny logic mkenya