Two Weeks in Kenya: What I Learned, What I Invested In, and Why I’m Going Back

Two Weeks in Kenya: What I Learned, What I Invested In, and Why I’m Going Back

I just returned to the Netherlands after an intense two-week deep dive into Kenya’s business and real estate scene. In that time, I toured over 15 real estate projects, met more than 20 ambitious business owners, and even managed to sneak in a trip to the legendary Maasai Mara safari.

Captured This Moment During My Safari Adventure

I expected this trip to be productive, but it turned out to be so much more—eye-opening, energizing, and deeply fulfilling. Kenya and its people left such a strong impression on me that I know for sure: I’m coming back, and often.

I have so much to share that one blog isn’t enough, so I’ve broken it down into three must-read parts:

📌 Part 1: The Stereotypes I Had About Kenya—And How Completely Wrong

Let’s be honest—many of us have preconceived ideas about Africa or Kenya. I sure did. But this trip shattered them all. If you think you know Kenya, think again.

👉 Read Here

🏡 Part 2: Nairobi Real Estate Investment 2025: How I Bought 2 High-ROI Apartments for Under $150K

Nairobi’s real estate market is booming, but is it a smart investment? I break down:
✅ Demand trends & oversupply risks
✅ Pricing dynamics & currency fluctuations
✅ The real challenges investors face—from construction quality to legal frameworks

I also share my strategy for maximizing returns—including why I decided to buy an entire floor in a mid-market development.

👉 Read Here

🚫 Part 3: Nairobi Real Estate Investment Risks (2025): What Every Investor Must Know

Nairobi’s real estate market has huge potential, but it’s not without risks. Before jumping in, here’s what investors need to know:

❌ Oversupply concerns—Luxury developments are popping up fast, but is there enough demand?
❌ Unfinished projects & poor construction quality—How to avoid bad investments.
❌ Water shortages & infrastructure gaps—Hidden costs that impact rental yields.
❌ Currency devaluation & rising debt—How Kenya’s economy affects real estate returns.

Despite these risks, I’m still bullish on Nairobi—and I explain how I’m mitigating these challenges to make my investment work.

👉 Read Here

💰 Part 4: How I Invested in Two Profitable Businesses with Less Than $50K (And Why Kenya is a Hidden Gem for Investors)

Kenya’s economy is full of opportunities, but breaking into the market isn’t as simple as it seems. In this post, I reveal:
🔹 Why I chose to invest in two specific businesses
🔹 The biggest lessons I learned
🔹 What entrepreneurs and investors need to know before diving in

👉 Read Here

Let’s Connect—Join Me on My Next Investment Trip!

Looking to invest in real estate or businesses in Kenya? The best way to uncover real opportunities is to experience them firsthand.

📩 Email me at moon@mopammedia.com and be part of my next investment trip!

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