The realities of property development in Kenya today are becoming increasingly complex. Endless delays in project approvals, bureaucratic inefficiencies in regulatory offices, rising construction costs, financing challenges, and unpredictable market offtake are all making it harder to deliver successful projects.

On top of this, the National Building Code 2024 comes into effect in March, bringing new compliance requirements that developers must navigate. What does this mean for your projects? How will it impact costs, approvals, and timelines?

KPDA is convening the Developers' Engagement Forum—a platform where developers can come together, openly discuss these challenges, and identify actionable solutions that KPDA can champion through advocacy and industry engagement.

I'd like to personally invite you to a private gathering of industry leaders for an evening of candid conversations and strategic networking. The real estate landscape continues to evolve, and as developers, we must stay ahead—not just in navigating challenges but in seizing the opportunities that lie ahead.

This will be a closed-door, high-impact discussion where we engage openly, share experiences, and define actionable steps that KPDA can drive forward on behalf of the industry. We will also explore how to strengthen our collective advocacy to ensure a more predictable and enabling business environment.

📅 Date: Thursday, 27th February 2025

📍 Venue: Park Inn by Radisson-Westlands, Nairobi

⏳ Time: 4:00 PM – Onwards

Save the date and look out for more details to be communicated soon!

Yours sincerely,

Kenneth Luusa

Chairman, Kenya Property Developers Association