Real Estate

Land transactions in Kenya carry a particular kind of risk: the paperwork can look complete while the underlying title carries a defect that only surfaces once money has changed hands. We conduct the due diligence that catches this before a transaction closes — verifying title, checking for encumbrances, and confirming that a seller has the right to sell what they are selling.

Our real estate practice covers the full transaction: sale and purchase agreements, conveyancing, and the lease agreements that govern commercial and residential tenancies. For developers, we advise on the property and regulatory considerations that shape a project from acquisition through to completion.

Where a land dispute has already arisen — a boundary disagreement, a competing claim, or a breach of a lease — we represent clients in resolving it, whether through negotiation or before the relevant courts and land tribunals.