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  Purchase of land is currently a hot cake when it comes to individuals looking to invest in real estate. To ensure you get value for money for the land you intend to purchase be it within Eldoret town, Uasin Gishu County or any part of Kenya, here are some of the key things you need to look out for:   Accessibility   Ensure you purchase a parcel of land that can easily be accessible. If it is in rural area, make sure there are well maintained all-weather roads that won’t be a challenge to reach.   The closer a land is to a tarmacked road, the higher its value is – and the more likely it will appreciate even further.   Also Read:   Reasons Why You Should Buy Land during Rainy Season Social Amenities   It is usually good to buy land that is near social amenities such as schools, hospitals, markets, financial institutions like banks as well as supermarkets.   A parcel of land located near such social amenities will have a higher value and its worth investing in.   Neigh

  Eldoret town officially started in 1910 following the establishment of a post office at what was then known as ‘Sisibo’ or 64. Two years later, the colonial government decided to establish an administrative centre in the thus the Post Office was renamed from "64" to a new official town name – Eldoret.   Becoming an administrative centre caused an enormous increase in trade within the prospective city. A bank and several shops were built. Also Read:  Rich History of Eldoret Town, Origin of Name, Population, First Investments and Growth Today, Eldoret is the fifth most populated urban area in the country after  Nairobi ,  Mombasa ,  Nakuru  and  Ruiru . It is also c urrently the fastest growing town in Kenya with 475,716 people, according to 2019 National Census . Eldoret’s fast growth has seen it witness a rise in the number of residential estates, with some even going past the municipality. It is this growth and push for a city status that informed the need to expand

  Land is arguably the most sought after asset in Kenya – and rightly so because its value appreciates over time.   With the demand in this industry so high, there is always a risk of running into conmen who will end up selling   you a piece of land they don’t own, as well as ending up buying land along water paths or in a flood-prone area.   If you are looking to buy land in Uasin Gishu county or any other parts of Kenya for that matter, below are some of the reasons as to why you should consider waiting until the rainy season to seal that deal:   Accessibility   Everybody wants to own land in an area that is easily accessible – talk about good roads. Unless you’re buying land next to a tarmacked road, it is always advisable to wait until it rains so that you can find out the reality on the ground. That smooth road you might have seen during a site visit on a dry day might be a nightmare to use during a rainy season – a fact you can only know if you try to access the l

  Uasin Gishu is among the 47 devolved units in Kenya. In terms of numbering, the county located mid-west of Rift Valley region is number 27. If you’re looking for a place to invest in property or land, Uasin Gishu is your perfect county. It borders 6 different counties – Trans Nzoia to the North, Elgeyo Marakwet to the East, Baringo (South East), Kericho (South), Nandi (South West) and Kakamega to the North West. According to the 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census, Uasin Gishu has a population of 1,163,186 people with a population growth rate of 3.85% and a density of 343 persons per square kilometres. Farming is the main economic activity which supports 80 per cent of the rural population – for household income and food security. On average, maize and wheat production in Uasin Gishu stands at 4.5 million bags and a million bags annually respectively. Uasin Gishu County whose size is 3392.3 square kilometres out of which 476.3 square kilometres is under forest has six cons

  In Kenya you can own a house in two ways, buying an already built one or constructing yours from the scratch. With these two options always available on the table for those seeking to own a house, there are these questions that will always creep up – should I buy a house or build my own? Which one is cheaper and convenient between the two? There might not be a conclusive answer to the two questions because every person will have his/her own circumstances at the time they are looking for a house. However, we will take you through some of the advantages and disadvantages of both options, and allow you to make your own decision – but from an informed position. Advantages of building a house in Kenya Should you opt to build your own house; here are the benefits that come with it; -    You will be able to pick your own house design or/and size, based on your needs. -    It is always less energy-consuming. It will require less regular repairs unlike for an already built house tha

Whereas the roof is the first thing that people will notice in a house while outside, the type of floor is what will make it stand out for a person stepping in for the first time. There are a variety of flooring materials available for those building a home which they can pick from – depending on your budget. We take you through some of the common flooring materials, outlining the advantages and disadvantages of each of them – and at the end you will be able to make a decision on the best material for your house. Vinyl flooring If you’re working on a tight budget, Vinyl flooring is your best option because aside from being the most durable, it is cheap – compared to other flooring materials. There is no maintenance needed due to its flexibility and hardness. Ceramic tiles This is arguably the most colourful type of flooring – with the ability to give the homeowner an option of choosing a colour, shape, texture, size and shape that they want. Almost 8 to 9 out of 10 houses t