A place to call home. An investment for tomorrow. Make your next property decision with local insight and guidance shaped around you.
Understand your options, compare properties and plan your next move.
Explore locations, rental potential and the questions that matter to your goals.
A focused shortlist shaped by your budget, preferred location and lifestyle.
Identify the checks to discuss with qualified legal, valuation and survey professionals.
Thoughtful answers for your next step.
Bring your budget range, preferred locations, intended use and any property documents or listings you would like to discuss.
We can discuss opportunities in Malindi, Watamu and the surrounding Kenyan Coast, alongside your wider property goals.
Property guidance is not a substitute for legal advice. Title checks, contracts and legal opinions should be handled by a qualified advocate.
Fees depend on the support you need. Request a written scope and fee proposal before committing; no fixed consultation price is listed here.
Yes. Foreign buyers can hold property on a leasehold of up to 99 years, which suits homes, villas and apartments. Freehold ownership is for Kenyan citizens. We explain which option applies to the property you like.
Freehold is ownership with no time limit. Leasehold gives you the right to own and use a property for a set term of up to 99 years. For coastal property, check the years remaining, because it affects value and financing.
Plan for stamp duty (4% in urban areas, 2% in rural areas), legal fees of about 1% to 2%, plus valuation and registration fees. Most buyers set aside 5% to 7% of the price.
An official land search, which confirms the registered owner, the land size and any charges or disputes. Your advocate runs it, and we help you arrange the right checks before you pay a deposit.
Land near the shoreline follows setback rules and some coastal land has a complex history. We review both early so your plans stay on track.
