FAQ

Before investing off-plan, verify the developer’s track record, project approvals, and payment schedule. At Vision Homes Kenya, we vet all off-plan properties to ensure they are legitimate and worth your investment.

Yes! Kenyans abroad and foreigners can invest in property in Kenya. Vision Homes assists with remote purchases, document processing, and secure payments, so you can invest confidently from anywhere.

You’ll need an ID or passport, KRA PIN, and a signed sale agreement. Our team works with lawyers and land officials to ensure every document and transaction is legitimate.

Browse our “Properties for Rent” page, we list verified rentals in Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Westlands and Riverside Drive . You can filter by price, location, and size to find your perfect home.

Because we believe in Investments That Matter. We focus on verified listings, affordable deals, and personalized service for both local and diaspora clients. Whether you’re buying, renting, or investing we’re your trusted real estate partner in Kenya.

If you’re looking to invest, some of the best-performing areas include Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Westlands, and Riverside Drive. These locations are in high demand for both rentals and resales, offering strong returns and property appreciation. Vision Homes Kenya lists verified properties and off-plan projects in these top Nairobi neighborhoods.

Yes, we do. We partner with reputable banks and mortgage providers in Kenya to help you access affordable home loans. If you’re a first-time buyer, we’ll guide you through the process, from mortgage pre-qualification to closing the deal.

Before buying or investing in any property, it’s important to perform full due diligence to protect yourself. Here are the key steps to confirm that a property or project is genuine:

1. Verify the Title Deed: Conduct an official title search at the Ministry of Lands to confirm the registered owner and check for any encumbrances such as loans or disputes. Ensure the land parcel number on the title matches the physical location and the seller’s documents.
2. Confirm the Developer’s Legitimacy: For apartments or estates, research the developer’s background. Check whether they’re a registered company with a traceable track record, and review their previous projects to see if they were completed successfully and delivered as promised.
3. Check the Project Team: Verify that the architects, structural engineers, and contractors are licensed professionals under the relevant Kenyan regulatory bodies, such as the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (BORAQS) and the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK). This ensures that the construction meets safety and quality standards.
4. Review the Mode of Financing (for Off-Plan Projects): Ensure that the project’s financing is transparent — reputable developers should have backing from recognized financial institutions or project escrow accounts. Be cautious if payments go directly to personal accounts instead of official company accounts.
5. Visit the Site: Physically inspect the property or send a trusted representative. Confirm that what is being advertised exists on the ground and matches the approved architectural plans.
6. Work with a Trusted Realtor: At Vision Homes Kenya, we pre-vet every listing and developer before publishing it on our site. We review ownership documents, development approvals, and project progress to ensure you invest in genuine, verified properties only.