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Dewale Consulting Launches Kenya Real Estate Tour for Nigerian Investors

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Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Dewale Consulting Limited is organizing a real estate investment tour for Nigerian investors to access Kenya's property market.
  • The tour, scheduled for July 20-25, 2026, aims to facilitate diversification for Nigerian investors amid Africa's regional integration.
  • Kenya is highlighted for its clear regulations, stable economy, and mature real estate market, including Nairobi's tech hub status.

Dewale Consulting Limited (DCL) is launching a "Gateway to East Africa" real estate investment tour to provide Nigerian investors with structured access to Kenya's property markets. The tour, set for July 20-25, 2026, is themed 'Real Estate Investment Safari: Experience Kenya on the Ground'.

The tour is inspired by Africaโ€™s move toward regional integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the need for Nigerians to diversify beyond local markets.

โ€” Adewale AjibadeThe Managing Director/CEO of Dewale Consulting Limited explained the motivation behind the investment tour.

Adewale Ajibade, Managing Director/CEO of DCL, stated the tour is driven by Africa's move toward regional integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the need for Nigerians to diversify their investments beyond local markets. He emphasized that diversification is essential for smart investors as Africa moves towards a unified market.

Diversification is non-negotiable for smart investors. As Africa accelerates toward โ€˜One African marketโ€™, Kenya is a preferred destination because its real estate market offers clearer regulation, a more stable macroeconomic environment with low currency volatility, and greater market maturity.

โ€” Adewale AjibadeThe CEO elaborated on the strategic importance of Kenya for Nigerian investors.

Ajibade highlighted Kenya as a preferred destination due to its clearer real estate regulations, a more stable macroeconomic environment with low currency volatility, and a mature market. He also pointed to Nairobi's position as East Africa's institutional hub, Kenya's developed REIT market, and its "Silicon Savannah" tech ecosystem as key growth drivers. The availability of improved cross-border payments and Nigerian banks operating in Kenya further simplifies investment processes.

Pan-African diversification is key to hedging Naira volatility and building resilience and wealth. Kenya is a preferred destination because its real estate market offers clearer regulation, a more stable macroeconomic environment with low currency volatility, and greater market maturity.

โ€” Adewale AjibadeAjibade further detailed the advantages of investing in Kenya's real estate market.

Participants will benefit from exclusive site inspections of vetted developments in Nairobi and the coast. They will receive data on development types, demand drivers, rental yields, and price trends, aiming for 9%-12% rental yields. The tour aims to offer investors exclusive access and data to navigate Kenya's real estate opportunities.

Participants will get three core outcomes: Exclusive site inspections of vetted, investable developments across Nairobi and the coast, with data on development types, demand drivers, rental yields, and price trends.

โ€” Adewale AjibadeThe CEO outlined the benefits for tour participants.
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Originally published by ThisDay in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.