Dewale Consulting Ltd (DCL) has unveiled a Kenya real estate investment tour aimed at providing Nigerian investors with access to property opportunities in East Africa as interest grows in cross-border investment and portfolio diversification.

The six-day tour, tagged Gateway to East Africa and themed, ‘Real Estate Investment Safari: Experience Kenya on the Ground’, is scheduled for July 20 to July 25, 2026, and will expose participants to Kenya’s real estate market through site inspections, investment workshops and engagements with legal and financial experts, according to the company.
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Speaking on the initiative, DCL Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Adewale Ajibade, said the programme was inspired by Africa’s growing economic integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the need for investors to diversify beyond domestic markets.
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He said Kenya has emerged as a preferred destination for property investment because of its relatively mature real estate sector, regulatory environment and macroeconomic stability.
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Ajibade noted that Nairobi’s position as East Africa’s commercial hub, the country’s real estate investment trust market and its expanding technology ecosystem such as the ‘Silicon Savannah’, continue to attract investor interest.

He added that cross-border payment systems and the presence of Nigerian banks in Kenya have helped simplify transactions for investors seeking opportunities in the country.
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According to the company, participants will undertake inspections of residential, commercial and mixed-use developments in Nairobi and coastal locations, while receiving guidance on legal, tax and title verification processes, including reviews through Kenya’s digital ArdhiSasa land registry.
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Properties expected to be showcased include off-plan apartments, serviced apartments, vacation rentals, gated residential developments and Grade-A commercial projects across key Kenyan investment districts.
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DCL said investors would also receive market-entry guidance, financial modelling support and access to local professionals involved in the property sector.
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The company projected residential rental yields of between nine and 12 per cent in selected segments of the Kenyan market and said some off-plan developments could deliver returns of 25 to 30 per cent upon completion.
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Ajibade said the initiative aligns with the firm’s strategy of encouraging investors to spread assets across multiple African markets to hedge against naira volatility, reduce currency risk and broaden long-term wealth creation opportunities.