Kenya's growing population has led to a rising demand for housing.
The 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census Analytical Report on Housing and Amenities highlighted key housing indicators such as tenure status, dwelling conditions, construction materials, access to drinking water, energy sources, and household assets.
Understanding the factors influencing tenants' neighborhood choices provides valuable insights for urban planners, real estate developers, and policymakers. These insights help in crafting policies and projects that cater to the population's needs and preferences.
Rent affordability emerged as the primary factor affecting tenants' choice of neighborhoods, followed by proximity to workplaces, cited by 17.8% of households.