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Building Quality, Trust, and Modern Spaces with Centimax Design & Construction Choosing the right construction company in Kenya is one of the most important decisions when planning a residential, commercial, or institutional project. The quality …
Why Multi-Family Units are Kenya’s Best Wealth Hedge
If you’ve been watching the Kenyan property market lately, you’ve noticed a shift. While standalone bungalows are beautiful, the real “smart money” in 2026 is moving toward Multi-Family Developments—apartments, bedsitters, and studio units. With Nairobi’s …
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How to Avoid “Site Stress” and Build for 2026
In Kenya, building a home is a rite of passage. Whether you’ve just secured a 50×100 plot in Ruiru, a serene acre in Nanyuki, or are developing in the heart of Syokimau, the goal is …
Smart Home Evolution: Why 2026 is the Year of the “Intelligent” Kenyan Home
The image of a “smart home” in Kenya has long been associated with sci-fi movies or the ultra-luxury mansions of Muthaiga and Karen. However, as we move through 2026, a significant shift is happening. Driven …
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Building Your Forever Home: 5 Non-Negotiable Features for a Kenyan Maisonette Investing for the Future
Building a home in Kenya is often a once-in-a-lifetime investment. You aren’t just looking for shelter; you are building an asset for your children and a retirement haven for yourself. At Centimax Construction, we analyze …
Why the Sunken Lounge is Making a Major Comeback in Kenyan Homes 2026
The “Wow” Factor in Modern Architecture Walk into any traditional Kenyan “mansionette,” and you often find a flat, predictable floor plan. However, at Centimax Design & Construction Ltd, we see a massive shift in homeowner …
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The “15-Minute Life”: Why Kenyans are Swapping Nairobi High-Rises for Satellite Serenity in 2026
If you had told a Nairobi resident five years ago that they would voluntarily move to Athi River or Kamulu, they would have laughed. Back then, those areas were “ushago” (the village). But fast forward …
The South C Tragedy and the 2026 Building Code: Why “Shortcut Culture” is Killing the Kenyan Dream
The new year in Nairobi began with a headline no one wanted to see: the catastrophic collapse of a 16-storey building on Muhoho Avenue in South C. As the dust settles and rescue teams work …
Designing for 2026: The New Standards of Luxury in Kenyan Residential Architecture
The Kenyan architectural landscape is undergoing a silent revolution. Gone are the days when “luxury” simply meant a large house with a perimeter wall and a gatehouse. Today’s sophisticated homeowner in Nairobi, Mombasa, or Eldoret …
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