REAL ESTATE

Kenyan realtor, AMG expands to American market

This is the first real estate firm from East Africa to enter into the US.

In Summary
  • Dallas has emerged as a major economic powerhouse, attracting businesses and residents from across the world, with companies such as Tesla and Oracle.
  • The new investment is expected to cater to a diverse range of buyers, including first-time home buyers, growing families, and retirees.
AMG Realtors becomes one of the first companies in East Africa to venture into the American market.
AMG Realtors becomes one of the first companies in East Africa to venture into the American market.
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Kenya-based real estate company, AMG Realtors has ventured into the American market, with land investment offerings in Dallas, Texas.

Dubbed Kenya One, the new investment is expected to cater to a diverse range of buyers, including first-time home buyers, growing families, and retirees.

“The decision to invest in Texas was strategic, driven by the state's robust economy, business-friendly environment, and unparalleled growth trajectory,” AMG CEO Martin Githinji said. 

"Having consistently ranked as one of the top states for job creation, economic opportunity, and quality of life, Texas’ dynamic business landscape, coupled with a thriving real estate market, makes it an ideal location for AMG Realtors' expansion."

According to him, Dallas has emerged as a major economic powerhouse, attracting businesses and residents from across the world, with companies such as Tesla and Oracle taking advantage of this growth and moving their headquarters and operations close by.

Located in Krum, Dallas, 15 minutes away from the North Texas University and a 45-minute drive from Dallas Fort Worth airport, Kenya One will feature amenities such as electricity connection, water connection, and gas connection.

“By investing in the United States, AMG Realtors is not only creating opportunities for its clients but also contributing to the strengthening of ties between the two continents,” posed Githinji.

The company provides a 60-day money-back guarantee on title deeds, ensuring peace of mind for its clients.

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