Yes, property taxes are applicable in Kenya. They include land rates, which are paid to the local county government, and stamp duty, which is a tax on property transfers.

When buying off-plan, consider the reputation of the developer, the project’s location, the terms of payment, the expected completion date, and the relevant permits and approvals.

To verify land documents, conduct a search at the Ministry of Lands or work with a qualified lawyer who can assist with due diligence.

Yes, there are restrictions on property development, including zoning regulations, environmental considerations, and adherence to building codes and permits.

Common costs include the purchase price, stamp duty, legal fees, valuation fees, land search fees, and registration fees.

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