AI illustration of a woman enjoying her luxury apartment
In Nairobi, owning a home used to be a rite of passage marked by modest houses, persistent landlords, and the eternal negotiation over who pays for the broken shower head.
But somewhere along the line, things shifted. From glass-paneled balconies to kitchens that look like they belong in a cooking show, the dream is no longer about surviving rent.
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