36th Kenya Homes Expo Kicks Off at KICC, Emphasizing Smart Living

The 36th Kenya Homes Expo opened its doors at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, with the theme “Smart Living.”

This year’s expo highlights the integration of innovation and technology in the real estate sector, showcasing how these advancements contribute to enhanced transparency and efficiency in the industry.

The event brings together a diverse array of exhibitors, including property developers, construction companies, and technology providers, all dedicated to promoting sustainable housing solutions that meet the evolving needs of Kenyan consumers. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge products and services that encapsulate the essence of smart living, from energy-efficient building materials to home automation systems.

In his keynote address, John Biwot, Deputy director of the State Department of Housing reinforced the government’s commitment to supporting the real estate sector, particularly in the quest to provide more affordable housing options for Kenyans.

“Our collaboration with private stakeholders is crucial in addressing the housing deficit our nation faces. Together, we can develop innovative strategies that not only enhance the quality of life for our citizens but also stimulate economic growth,” he stated.

Daniel Ojijo, founder of the Kenya Homes Expo, also commented on the role of government support in fostering industry growth.

“The government has been incredibly supportive of our efforts to innovate in the housing sector. With their assistance, we are able to bring together industry players and create a platform for collaboration that is essential for providing affordable housing solutions,” Ojijo said.

The 36th Kenya Homes Expo features seminars, demonstrations, and networking opportunities aimed at empowering both consumers and industry professionals. With an anticipated attendance of thousands, this year’s expo promises to be an inspiring exploration of what the future of housing looks like in Kenya.