In Nairobi , the capital and largest city of
Kenya , there is one of the largest expatriate
communities in the continent due to the
significant number of multinationals who have
chosen Nairobi as either their African hub or
East and Central African hub.[1] The rebirth of
property development in Nairobi has attracted
global attention. In its 2012 Wealth Report,
real estate management company, Knight
Frank, ranked Nairobi as the fastest-growing
real estate market in the world, outpacing
cities like Miami and Monaco. [2] Real estate
prices in Nairobi rose 25 percent between
January and December 2011. Nairobi was also
voted as one of the top 10 cities to watch by
global real estate firm, Jones Lang LaSalle,
out of 150 cities globally. [3][4]
Kenyan cities
See also: International companies and
organisations based in Nairobi
In 2012, Nairobi and Mombasa were the only
cities in the "southern hemisphere" to have
reported double digit property price increases,
out of 71 cities surveyed in the Prime
International Residential Index.[5] The table
shows property price growth in the top cities
in the survey.
Kenya
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