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This book looks at the salient parameters that have fueled the real estate boom in the Kenyan property market, with particular emphasis on residential townhouses.The author delves into the features and subsequent manifestations of the property boom during a period of four years(2004-2008), highlighting the genesis of the spectacle and proceeding right through to the dynamic interplay of market forces that exacerbated this phenomenon. The findings of this study are intended to conceptually augment African property market studies for both undergraduate and postgraduate students in the fields of property marketing, urban as well as regional planning.
(Author portrait)
Linus K.A. Korir is a Land Economist and holds a BA degree inLand Economics from The University of Nairobi - Kenya and is amember of The Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK). He iscurrently engaged as a Building Surveyor at the Ministry ofHousing - Government of Kenya, having previously worked as aValuation Surveyor in the private sector.
