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Welcome to VorsaGroup Real Estate, Kenya’s Registered Real Estate Firm. With years of experience in property sales, rentals, leasing and investment management, we connect you to the best apartments, townhouses and commercial spaces in Nairobi. Whether you’re buying, selling or investing, our expert team makes your real estate journey smooth and secure.
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Who Are We?
Welcome to VorsaGroup Real Estate. Your trusted partner in property management, sales and rentals.
VorsaGroup Real Estate is a registered real estate firm in Nairobi, Kenya, specializing in property management, sales, rentals and investment solutions. We connect clients to prime residential and commercial properties in top locations such as Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Westlands, Riverside, Lavington, Mombasa Road, Karen and Parklands. Whether you’re a homeowner seeking professional Real Estate, a buyer looking for your dream home or a tenant searching for the perfect rental. VorsaGroup Real Estate ensures a seamless, transparent and stress free real estate experience.
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- Buying property
- Selling an existing property
- Renting (either as a tenant or landlord)
- Property management services
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KILIMANI
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LAVINGTON
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KILELESHWA
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RIVERSIDE
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House for rent in Riverside
Duplex for sale in Riverside
WESTLANDS
Apartments for sale in Westlands
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House for rent in Westlands
MOMBASA ROAD
Apartments for sale along Mombasa Road
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House for sale along Mombasa Road
House for rent along Mombasa Road
Duplex for sale along Mombasa Road
Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners own Property in Kenya?
Yes, Foreigners can own property in Kenya in their name. The Constitution (2010), the Lands Act (6/2012) and the Land Registration Act (3/2012), subject to certain limitations, grant the right to any person, either individually or in association with others, to acquire and own land in Kenya.
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What are the requirements for a foreigner to own real estate in Kenya?
To purchase property, a foreigner will need a valid passport and a Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Personal Identification Number (PIN), which we will help you obtain.
What is the difference between freehold and leasehold?
- Freehold: Absolute ownership with no time limit; reserved primarily for Kenyan citizens.
- Leasehold: Ownership for a fixed term (usually 99 years), after which the lease must be renewed.
What is the "12 year rule"?
Known as Adverse Possession, a person can legally claim ownership of land if they have occupied it openly, continuously, and without the owner’s permission for at least 12 years.
The Buying Process of Property in Kenya?
- Identify Property: Select a site and request a copy of the title deed.
- Due Diligence: Conduct an official search via the eCitizen portal or the Ardhisasa platform for digitized records to verify ownership and check for encumbrances.
- Sale Agreement: Engage a lawyer to draft or review the agreement once terms are negotiated.
- Land Control Board (LCB): Obtain consent from the local LCB if the property is classified as agricultural.
- Payment & Transfer: Pay the balance, settle stamp duty, and register the transfer to receive the new title deed.
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Costs and Taxes when Buying Property in Kenya?
- Stamp Duty: 4% of the property value for urban properties and 2% for rural properties.
- Capital Gains Tax (CGT): Currently 15% on the profit made from a sale, paid by the seller.
- Rental Income Tax: Landlords pay a simplified monthly rental income tax of 7.5% on gross rent.
- Legal Fees: Typically range from 1% to 2% of the purchase price.
- Other Fees: Budget for valuation fees (~0.25%), registration fees (~KES 5,000), and search fees (KES 500).
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How Much Does a Buyer Pay in Closing Costs When Purchasing a House in Kenya?
What is the average ROI for real estate in Kenya?
Residential returns typically range from 5% to 10%, while commercial properties can reach up to 12%. Some high-growth areas report annual appreciation of 20% or more.
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Houses for Sale in Kilimani vs Westlands: Which Gives More Value?
Can I get a mortgage as a foreigner?
Yes, provided you have a stable local income, local assets as collateral, or a business operating in Kenya.
What is a "Sectional Title"?
Under the Sectional Properties Act (2020), these are individual titles issued for units within a building (like apartments or townhouses), giving the owner absolute legal rights to their specific unit.
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How do I avoid real estate scams?
- Never pay cash directly to an individual; use a lawyer’s client account.
- Always verify agents are licensed by the Estate Agents Registration Board (EARB).
- Physically visit the land and talk to neighbors to confirm there are no hidden disputes.
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The Ultimate Due Diligence Checklist Before Buying an Apartment in Kenya
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