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  The right to own and use the land, a highly coveted asset, in Kenya, is clearly spelt out and guaranteed in the Kenyan Constitution. According to the constitution, as promulgated in 2010, land in Kenya is categorized as either private, public or communal. Aside from the Kenyan constitution, there are several other legislations that govern land ownership and use. They are; The Land Act, the Land Registration Act and the National Land Commission Act – these three Acts codifies and consolidates all laws relating to land in Kenya. Find Property in Uasin Gishu County Baoriat Agencies Call: +254 721-554-937 As much as land ownership in Kenya is guaranteed and protected by the constitution and several other Acts, there are several instances in which such right can be lost. They include: Non-renewal of the leasehold interest In Kenya, you can own land on either freehold or leasehold. A Kenyan citizen or company fully owned by Kenyans can hold land on a freehold or leasehold ten

  A decision on whether to build a single or double-storey house for a home can be reached after close consideration of many factors. Each of the houses has advantages and disadvantages and it will remain an individual’s decision to make depending on his/her preferences. Also Read:  Advantages, Disadvantages of Single and Double Storey House  Aside from looking at the advantages and disadvantages, here are other factors you need to consider before reaching a decision to build a single or double-storey house that you intend to call home; Stage of life The stage of your life you’re in when looking to decide the kind of the house to build is a key factor. Find Property in Uasin Gishu County Baoriat Agencies Call: +254 721-554-937 If you just married or plan to and you’re looking forward to having children, a double-storey building will be ideal. However, if you’re moving towards sunset, with children moving out to be on their own, single-storey should be the best option for you.