Tracked Supply
1,602
Units across stabilized, leasing, planned, and active construction assets.
Nairobi metro intelligence
Tracked Supply
1,602
Units across stabilized, leasing, planned, and active construction assets.
Pipeline Units
2,738
Future deliveries with stage, financier, and delivery-risk tracking.
Demand Gap
+1,800
Positive gap signals under-supply; negative gap flags potential absorption pressure.
Median Rent
Ksh 73,000
Average median asking rent across the comparable property universe.
Occupancy
26%
Weighted occupancy across tracked completed or leasing assets.
Properties, pipeline, and Nairobi sub-county boundaries.
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Boundary data: HDXPrioritized signals from supply, pipeline, and demand data.
Demand signals from household formation, road access, and school proximity point to a 1,260-unit shortfall over the next 12 months.
Permitted and under-construction stock is concentrated in similar 1BR and 2BR products, while rent growth is flattening.
Occupancy remains above 90 percent, but lender exposure should be stress-tested against new serviced apartment supply.
12-month household demand and expected supply gap.
Kilimani
Upper-mid rental
Westlands
Serviced and micro-units
Ruiru
Mass-market ownership
Kasarani
Student and starter rentals
Rongai
Family rental
Tracked stock by live status.