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                         he real estate sector in Kenya has
                         experienced exponential growth
                         over the last decade, with demand
                         for housing reaching an all-time
               Thigh and developers minting a
            pretty penny. However, the industry is currently
            experiencing a serious lull in new projects flow.
            Competition for the trickle of jobs is at cutthroat
            levels, unit prices are being driven down, and quite
            a few developers are stuck with stock while bank
            auctions are at an all-time high.

               For the last decade, Homescope Properties
            Ltd.’s directors have painstakingly built a unique   Carol Naneu, Homescope Head of Marketing:
                                                            It is all about knowing our clients well...
            brand, embracing innovation, quality and a
            sound market strategy high-end market segment      Homescope has stuck to its lane, and the
            targeting the upper middleclass home buyers. It   award-winning real estate firm has especially
            has worked.                                     focused on providing compelling lifestyle benefits
                                                            to delight prospective home owners. The company
               And they have gone about it in a way that it   has successfully completed a diverse set of complex
            hasn’t taken long for Homescope Properties Ltd   development projects across the country where it
            to get noticed. The company has been delighting   has developed land mark properties, world-class
            clients with trend-setting, real estate creations   developments that are a safe haven for residents,
            that have not only been huge commercial         who get to enjoy the exclusive status of high-end
            successes, but also have set it aside as a go-to   living.
            supplier of exquisite high - end homes.
                                                               Kiluwa Hotel Apartment Hurlingham by
               According to Ms. Carol Naneu, Head of        Homescope Properties Ltd is one of Nairobi’s
            Marketing at Homescope Properties Ltd., the     newest, most prestigious addresses. It is named
            choice of client base is deliberate to maximize on   after a beautiful flower that is native to the
            the strengths of the company to meet the demands   Kenyan coast, which depicts something rare,
            of a discerning and sophisticated niche market who  unique, a jewel.
            are seeking great value for money.
                                                               Nestled in the upcoming central business
               “With the huge gap in housing supply in Kenya,   district in upmarket Hurlingham, Kiluwa consists
            everyone is striving to serve the low – end market   of fully furnished1 and 2 – bedroom studios.
            where demand is greatest, the perception being
            that the expected return on investment is quick    The Loresho Springs, Shaam Gardens,
            because of an obviously guaranteed market,” says   Rhino Court and Zawiya Apartments are some
            Ms. Naneu.                                      of Homescope’s 45 developments, successfully
                                                            completed and delivered during the company’s 10

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