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Apartments for Sale in Kenya

From 1-bed starter units in Westlands to 4-bed sky homes in Kilimani — every apartment we feature comes with a verified developer, an EARB-licensed selling agent, and a clear path through conveyancing.

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EARB-licensed selling agents

Every agent showing you an apartment on ArdhiHome holds a current Estate Agents Registration Board licence. We verify the licence number against the EARB register, not just the agent’s claim.

Vetted developer track record

Apartment buildings are off-plan or new-build by default. We confirm the developer’s past completions, current project status, and EARB-licensed sales channel before they appear here.

Lawyer-vetted conveyancing

A lawyer from our vetted network, such as Midikira LLP, handles title verification, sale agreement drafting, stamp duty, and registration. Service Charter signed and posted publicly.

What Apartment Buying Looks Like in Kenya

Most apartments in Kenya are leasehold — typically 99-year leases that are renewable. Foreign nationals can own leasehold units in their own name. Kenyan citizens, including diaspora, can also hold long-term leasehold without restriction.

Pricing is set per unit (not per square metre) and usually denominated in Kenyan Shillings. Diaspora buyers commonly pay through SWIFT transfer to a Kenyan lawyer’s client account, never directly to a developer or seller.

New apartment supply is concentrated in Westlands, Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Parklands, and the Mombasa Road corridor in Nairobi; Nyali and Mtwapa on the coast; and Kiambu Road / Tatu City for diaspora-favoured commuter zones.

Most Kenyan property platforms list apartments. ArdhiHome filters them to the ones we can stand behind — and shows you the verification trail before you book a viewing.

Three things change when you buy an apartment through ArdhiHome rather than through a classified site:

The agent is real, current, and accountable
Their EARB number is on file. If you have a complaint, you have a regulator who can act — not just an unanswered WhatsApp.
The developer has a track record we have checked
Project history, completion record, and ongoing project status are all reviewed before a developer is allowed to list new apartment supply.
Conveyancing is sequenced before you transfer money
A lawyer from our vetted network, such as Midikira LLP, completes the Ardhisasa search, drafts the sale agreement, and confirms stamp duty due before you wire the deposit. No ‘trust me’ transfers.

If a project does not clear those three checks, it does not appear on this page. Period.

Featured Projects

Apartment-led developments currently selling on ArdhiHome with verified developers.

More verified projects in this category are being added in 2026.

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Apartment Buying FAQ

Yes. Almost all apartments in Kenya are leasehold (typically 99 years, renewable) and leasehold property is open to foreign nationals. Most diaspora buyers, even Kenyan citizens, also buy leasehold apartments because that is how the buildings are structured.