Bye bye Paris: luxury real estate has its fulcrum in Kenya

The most famous tourist destinations have always been the European capitals.
Royal London, romantic Paris, Amsterdam land of liberty, Rome, the cradle of world history, have always been in the sights of real estate investors, eager to build a property from scratch or, better still, to buy a house.
 Despite the charm of European cities seems to always be immortal, it seems that in the brick world things have really changed.
It is no longer in fact this continent that holds the primacy, but, listen, hear, Africa! And which of the 54 African states has breached the hearts of real estate investors? Kenya!
 So, if you are curious to understand exactly where it is better to buy a property in Kenya but above all because this earth is now leading to other European destinations, you just have to read this small article, but really current, with all the news of 2019!
What were the reasons that led most investors to buy a property in Kenya?
Undoubtedly the climate: a perennial heat that fluctuates from 30 ° C in the morning to 28 ° C in the evening, with a slight temperature range that, however, is affected by high humidity. The nature reserves have had their attractive force in the choice of this real estate destination. As many as 19 are those destined for hunting (which attract mainly the fans of the field for the variety of game), but there is no lack, for nature lovers, the protected natural areas.
 The Shaba National Reserve is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and famous, but we also remember the Lualenyi camp and the Tzavo Safari natural park, where it is possible to have direct contact with the flora but especially the African fauna. Even the seaside tourist activity allows this state to improve the national GDP and, in general, the global visibility of this nation.
According to a real estate analysis, about 4% of the wealthier investors have decided to make their savings pour into the construction of dream villas on the coast. But who are the main investors of this country?
 In the first place, we find England (about 63% of the real estate market is occupied by English capital), followed by Spain, the USA, Switzerland and last but not least, France. But that is not all. Kenya is growing more and more, which is why, having a property in this state, allows to obtain guarantees in all sectors.
With its stability from an administrative and political point of view, it has made it possible to maintain continuity in the economy, leading to a net improvement in the infrastructure sector.
The Kenya Vision 2030 is the target that the government has set itself to achieve and, the annual increase of 9.7% on average in all economic sectors, was undoubtedly a warning to potential buyers who decided to switch action.
Nairobi, the capital, attracts a lot of capital for real estate every year. Prices ? With € 90,000 you can win a house on the coast, while, if you are more interested in the hinterland, perhaps an extra luxury villa, you can get around € 200,000. What to say, it seems that Kenya has literally "buried" the historical destinations par excellence!

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