Government and Industry Leaders Unite at Kenya Homes Expo to Promote Affordable Housing

Visitors will have the chance to discover advanced products and services that reflect the principles of smart living, ranging from energy-efficient materials to sophisticated home automation systems.

By Newsroom Last updated Oct 28, 2024

The36th Kenya Homes Expo has launched its activities at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, following the theme “Smart Living.”

This year’s edition emphasizes the incorporation of innovative technologies into the real estate landscape, showcasing their role in enhancing transparency and efficiency across the sector.

The expo gathers a variety of exhibitors, such as property developers, construction firms, and technology innovators, all focused on advancing sustainable housing solutions tailored to the evolving preferences of Kenyan consumers.

Visitors will have the chance to discover advanced products and services that reflect the principles of smart living, ranging from energy-efficient materials to sophisticated home automation systems.

In his keynote address, John Biwot, Deputy Director of the State Department of Housing, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to advancing the real estate sector, particularly in its effort to create more affordable housing options for the population.

“The partnership with private sector players is essential in addressing the housing shortages our country faces. By working together, we can devise innovative strategies that improve the quality of life for our people and boost economic growth,” he stated.

Daniel Ojijo, the founder of the Kenya Homes Expo, also shared insights on the significance of government support for nurturing industry expansion.

“The level of support from the government has been remarkable, allowing us to innovate in the housing sector. Their assistance enables us to unite industry players and build a collaborative framework crucial for delivering affordable housing solutions,” Ojijo remarked.

The36th Kenya Homes Expo also features seminars, demonstrations, and networking chances designed to empower both consumers and professionals in the industry. With a projected turnout of thousands, this year’s expo is poised to inspire attendees with a vision of Kenya’s housing future.