Property Developers Welfare Society of Nairobi Stories

Developers allege that the Parklands Residents Association is intent on preventing other Kenyans from acquiring and developing property in the area.

The World Economic Forum recommends that buildings be fitted with "base isolation" systems to separate the building from its foundations using springs...

Members accused another association in Parklands of engaging in discriminatory practices.

President Ruto backtracked on his earlier directive permitting developers to construct up to 30-floor apartments in the area.

The most affected are those in the government’s affordable housing scheme who rely fully on debt financing to do projects.

The chairman clarified that membership was not only for the Somali community but is open to all Kenyans.

President William Ruto has declared that the buildings can now be 2 or 30 floors tall.

The auditor-general says taxpayers risk losing land worth Sh15.17 billion that was sold parcels to private developers.

Delays in approval and registration of projects have been a concern for developers in Eastleigh, with some complaining that these delays have stopped...