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Seven Flags · Retire in Kenya

Your second home.
A first-class retirement.

Warm mornings, a pool at your door, family close enough to visit, and a retirement income that goes two to three times further. Seven Flags makes Kenya's best-performing property market part of your retirement plan.

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425%Kenyan residential price growth since 2000, vs 201% in the US
8–14%Target annual net yield of the planned Seven Flags Income REIT
0%Kenyan corporate tax on qualifying income of a registered REIT, the structure we're putting in place
61–71%Lower cost of living than the UK and US
Picture it

A day in your Kenya retirement.

Retirement in Kenya means the lake, the Rift Valley and the Indian Ocean are your weekend. Here's a day you could spend between Lake Naivasha, Hell's Gate and Diani Beach.

Golden sunrise reflected in a still lake framed by acacia trees6:30

Sunrise on the lake

Coffee on the veranda as the light comes up over Lake Naivasha.

Two hippos surfacing in calm water8:00

Morning boat safari

Glide past hippos, pelicans and fish eagles before breakfast.

A line of zebra walking through golden grass10:00

Hell's Gate on foot

Walk or cycle among zebra and giraffe beneath dramatic Rift Valley cliffs.

Open-air lodge lounge and dining area under a thatched roof12:30

Lunch at the lodge

Long lunches under a thatched roof, with the savannah breeze for company.

White-sand beach and turquoise water under a blue sky14:00

Diani afternoons

A short flight to the coast for white sand and warm Indian Ocean water.

Infinity pool with loungers overlooking a green valley16:00

Poolside, slow

An infinity pool, a good book and nowhere else to be.

Giraffe beside an acacia tree at golden hour18:30

Sundowners

Watch giraffe silhouetted against the evening sky, drink in hand.

Lodge suite with a canopy bed and armchairs 21:30

Rest easy

A canopy bed, the sounds of the bush, and tomorrow wide open.

Representative photos of Kenya's Rift Valley, safari lodges and coast, from Unsplash. Photos: Tony Samuel Gachie, Vladan Raznatovic, sutirta budiman, aurélie sgnl, Ezekiel Kilimo, Uzuri Safaris Tanzania, Harshil Gudka, Colin Watts, A J.

Why the REIT

Own Kenyan property without running it.

The planned Seven Flags retirement REIT is designed to let you hold a share of a portfolio of vetted retiree homes through a regulated trust, collecting income while professionals manage everything.

Ownership

Real property, held in trust

Units are designed to represent a share of the homes in the trust, with title held by an independent, CMA-licensed trustee, separate from Seven Flags.

Tax

Fewer tax obligations

As a registered REIT, the planned trust would pay no Kenyan corporate tax on qualifying income, and you'd skip monthly rental tax filings, stamp duty and land rates.

Returns

Income and growth

The planned structure targets an 8–14% net yield from completed homes, with a development-phase option for higher growth.

See the full REIT picture
Prefer your own keys?

Or buy a vetted home directly.

Some retirees want a villa or apartment with their name on the title, to live in or let. We source, vet, buy and manage it for you. Compare both routes, with the pros and cons of each.

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Let's find your Kenya.

One conversation to map your budget, timeline and lifestyle, and which way of owning suits you.

Pool beside a modern residential block
The Seven Flags retirement REIT

Ownership. Less tax. Returns.

A Kenyan Income REIT, with a companion Development REIT, that will hold retiree villas and apartments in Nairobi's best corridors. To be managed by Seven Flags Asset Management Ltd.

8–14%I-REIT target net yield a year, from completed, let homes
20–35%D-REIT target a year during the development phase
≥80%Of net distributable income that will be paid to unit holders, by CMA rule
US$5KIndicative minimum for diaspora investors
1 · Ownership through the REIT

How your investment becomes real property.

You'll invest through a ring-fenced Mauritius cell that subscribes for units in the Kenyan I-REIT. The trust will own the homes, and an independent trustee will hold title for unit holders.

You

Diaspora investor

Indicative minimums of US$5,000 (retail) or US$50,000 (accredited and family office).

Holding

Retire in Kenya cell

A segregated cell of a Mauritius protected cell company, to be run by a licensed administrator.

Vehicle

Kenya I-REIT

A CMA-regulated trust to be managed by Seven Flags Asset Management Ltd.

Custody

Independent trustee

Will hold title for unit holders, with trust assets kept off the trustee's own balance sheet.

Assets

Retiree homes

Villas and apartments in Kilimani, Westlands, Karen, Runda and satellite towns.

Diversified

Many homes, not one

Your capital is spread across several vetted properties and neighbourhoods.

Passive

Nothing to manage

No tenants, repairs, rent collection or contractor calls.

Reported

Clear statements

You'll receive quarterly NAV statements, semi-annual reports and independent valuations, with an annual audit filed with the CMA.

2 · Less tax to carry

The REIT will carry the tax work for you.

Kenya gives registered REITs a favourable tax position, and the Mauritius holding adds efficiency for international investors. Compare what you'd handle as a direct owner.

Tax or obligationDirect ownerThrough the Seven Flags REIT (once launched)
Stamp duty4% of value on urban property, paid by you at purchaseNone on subscribing for units. Property transfers into a REIT are exempt (Finance Act 2026)
Tax on rental incomeMonthly Rental Income tax, 7.5% of gross rent, filed by the 20th of each monthREIT exempt from corporate tax on qualifying income (Income Tax Act s.20) while it distributes
Capital gains tax15% of the gain when you sellTransfers of property into a REIT exempt from CGT from 1 July 2026
Land rates and annual chargesYour responsibility, every yearHandled inside the trust
Kenyan tax registrationKRA PIN and monthly iTax filingsNot needed to hold units
Tax on what you receiveRent taxed in Kenya, then reported at homeDistributions may carry Kenyan withholding tax. The Mauritius cell levies no withholding tax on payments to investors

US investors still report worldwide income to the IRS. Recent Finance Act exemptions may be amended. Confirm your position with a qualified tax adviser.

3 · Returns

Growth while it's built. Income once it's home.

You'll be able to start in the D-REIT to capture development gains, then move with the same asset into the I-REIT once it's complete and let, without exiting and paying to re-enter.

Target annual returns
D-REIT · development phase20–35%
D-REIT → I-REIT · blended12–18%
I-REIT · income, net yield8–14%
0%10%20%30%35%

Targets from Seven Flags' D-REIT / I-REIT strategy. Not guaranteed.

Illustration: US$50,000 over five years
ScenarioI-REITD → I REIT
Conservative$84,300
11.2% a year
$97,900
14.5% a year
Base case$93,300
13.1% a year
$114,600
17.8% a year
Optimistic$99,200
14.6% a year
$148,700
24.3% a year

From Seven Flags' investor scenario model. Illustrative only; depends on property selection, occupancy, financing, timing and the KES/USD rate.

Paid out
≥80%

Will be paid within four months of year end.

Frequency
2×

Distributions will be targeted twice a year.

Borrowing
≤35%

The CMA will cap borrowing at 35% of total asset value.

Exit route
NSE

The REIT will aim for secondary trading on the Unquoted Securities Platform as it scales.

Know the risks

What could go differently.

Every investment carries risk. These are the main ones the REIT will face, and how they'll be managed.

Property market risk

Values and rents move with the Kenyan market and interest rates. Mitigation: four-gate vetting, spread across corridors, independent valuation on purchase and every year.

Currency risk

Income is earned in Kenyan shillings, so US-dollar returns move with the exchange rate. The manager monitors exposure and may hedge as the portfolio grows.

Liquidity risk

Units in a restricted offer may be hard to sell early. The plan is to move toward NSE trading once scale and track record allow.

Tax and regulatory change

The 2026 exemptions are new and could change. Projections don't assume they last for ever, and counsel reviews the position each year.

Development risk

D-REIT projects can run late or over budget. Assets move to the I-REIT only after completion, letting, independent sign-off and CMA approval.

Status. The Seven Flags retirement REIT programme is being established and is subject to Capital Markets Authority authorisation. It is not yet open for investment. This page is general information, not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, REIT unit or fund interest. Any offer will be made only through formal offering documents to eligible investors, where lawful. Target and illustrative returns are not guarantees.
Bedroom with white linen and a soft throw, looking out through sheer curtains to the balcony
Two ways to own

Hold the keys, or hold the units.

Seven Flags facilitates both routes under the same vetting standard and earns a fee either way. The right choice depends on how much control, liquidity and involvement you want.

Pathway one

Direct purchase

We find and vet a completed or off-plan villa, apartment or estate home to your brief, then manage the purchase. The title is in your name.

~18.1%Average realised off-plan ROI, 2025 (8-project sample)
18–24 moTypical build time for off-plan

Pros

  • Title in your own name (Sectional Properties Act, 2020)
  • Full control of unit, finishes and use
  • Live in it, let it, or both
  • Strengthens a Class K retirement permit application
  • Construction-phase gains are yours alone
  • Optional management and concierge from Seven Flags

Cons

  • Full unit price, about US$62,000–428,000+
  • Illiquid: selling means finding a buyer for that unit
  • Concentrated in one property
  • Construction and developer risk
  • Decisions on unit, finishes and letting
  • Stamp duty, monthly rental tax, CGT and land rates
Pathway two

Seven Flags D-REIT / I-REIT

A passive, professionally managed position that will span a portfolio of vetted retirement homes, with the option to move from the development phase to the income phase.

8–14%I-REIT target net yield a year
20–35%D-REIT development-phase target

Pros

  • Fully passive, nothing to manage
  • Spread across many properties
  • Lower entry, from about US$5,000
  • REIT-level tax exemptions will apply, with no Kenyan filings for you
  • At least 80% of income will be distributed
  • D→I migration captures growth and income

Cons

  • Beneficial units, not a title deed
  • Doesn't count as proof of residence on its own
  • Returns move with the KES/USD rate
  • Limited liquidity until NSE trading
  • Tax exemptions could change
  • Pending CMA authorisation
Side by side

The comparison.

CriterionDirect purchaseSeven Flags D-REIT / I-REIT
Target return~18.1% average realised off-plan ROI (2025 sample); build-phase uplift is yours20–35% a year (D-REIT); 8–14% net yield (I-REIT); 12–18% blended
OwnershipTitled ownership in your nameUnits in a trust that will be CMA-regulated; beneficial, not direct, title
LiquidityIlliquid; sell to a buyer for that unitImproving; intended NSE Unquoted Securities Platform route
InvolvementDecisions on unit, finishes and letting; management availableFully passive
DiversificationOne unit, one developmentPortfolio of vetted homes
Minimum entryFull unit price, KES 8M–55M+ (≈US$62K–428K+)Indicative US$5,000 retail; US$50,000 accredited
Taxes for youStamp duty 4%, rental tax 7.5% monthly, CGT 15%, land ratesREIT-level exemptions; possible withholding on distributions
Main riskConstruction and developer risk, reduced by four-gate vettingMarket, tenant and currency risk; development risk in the D-REIT
Residency fitSupports a Class K applicationPair with a leased home for residency
Best forRetirees who want to live in, or fully control, a specific homeRetirees who want Kenyan property income without involvement

Sources: Seven Flags Retire in Kenya Investor Package and I-REIT Structuring Memorandum (2026); HassConsult 2025 off-plan ROI analysis. Targets are not guarantees.

Many retirees do both

Live in one. Earn from many.

A common plan: buy or lease the home you live in, then hold REIT units for income once the programme opens. You get a residence that supports your Class K permit and a diversified, hands-off income stream.

One vetting standard for both
Gate 1

Location

Proven corridors: Kilimani, Westlands, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Karen, Runda, Upper Hill, plus selected coast and Rift Valley areas.

Gate 2

Developer

Completed and handed-over projects, NCA registration, litigation searches, sectional titling and buyer escrow.

Gate 3

Construction

Independent quantity-surveyor sign-off, security, backup power, fibre and on-site management.

Gate 4

Retiree amenities

Single-level or lift-served homes, on-site medical response and space for visiting family.

Every recommendation is approved by the Seven Flags Investment Committee under our Investment Governance Policy.

How it works

One point of contact, start to finish.

Discovery call

Your budget, timeline, lifestyle, and which route fits, with no presumption either way.

Sourcing & screening

Gate-vetted homes matched to your brief, or registration for the REIT programme.

Independent checks

Site visits, quantity-surveyor reviews and legal due diligence by independent firms.

Own & enjoy

Title transferred, or units issued once the REIT launches, then management, income and residency introductions.

Furnished open-plan living room with a grey L-shaped sofa, marble coffee table and fitted kitchen
Seven Flags Interior Design

Empty unit to guest-ready.

Every Seven Flags home can be furnished and styled to a premium short-let standard, whether it sits in the planned retirement REIT or carries your name on the title. One team designs it, buys everything, installs it and gets it ready to live in or host.

25+Item types included, from the 65" TV to the bed linen
$5,200All-in package for a studio, design coordination included
1Standard for REIT homes and directly owned units alike
9.9%Illustrative net yield as a furnished Airbnb, vs 7.2% on a long-term let
The transformation

Same unit. A completely different listing.

The before photos are a newly completed apartment Seven Flags has toured. The after photos show the finish standard we furnish to. Switch between them room by room.

Living room with a white L-shaped sofa, arc lamp and TV wall Living

Lounge-ready

An L-shaped sofa, a 65" TV on a styled stand, a coffee table and layered lighting.

Dark kitchen with a gold pendant over a dining table and six chairs Kitchen

Dinner for the group

A dining table and chairs, plus a fully stocked kitchen down to the mats and towels.

Bedroom with a tufted ochre headboard and crisp white bedding Bedroom

Hotel-grade sleep

A 5×6 bed in every bedroom, with hotel linens, a duvet, throws and nightstand lamps.

Folded white towels and toiletries on a marble vanity Bath

Spa-style finish

Plush towels, bath mats and guest toiletries, ready for the first arrival.

After photos are representative styling from Pexels. Final design varies by unit.

What's included

Everything a guest, or you, will need.

One package covers the whole unit, from major appliances to the linens on the bed. Nothing to source, nothing missing on day one.

Appliances

Ready to run

65" TV, washing machine and dryer, a refrigerator sized to the unit, microwave, kettle and coffee maker.

Furniture

Room by room

L-shaped sofa, coffee table, TV stand, dining table and chairs, a 5×6 bed in each bedroom, and ceiling and nightstand lamps.

Kitchen

Fully stocked

Pots and pans, dining dishes, cooking and eating utensils, gas tank, kitchen towels, dining mats and kitchen mats.

Bedroom

Made up

Bed linen, a duvet and throw blankets for every bed.

Bathroom

Guest-ready

Towels, bath mats and toiletries.

Coordination

Handled for you

Design, procurement, delivery, assembly and styling, managed by Seven Flags from start to finish.

Whichever way you own

One design standard, two routes.

Interior Design works with both ways of owning a Seven Flags retirement home. What changes is who arranges it and how it's paid for.

Through the retirement REIT

Designed at portfolio level

Homes held in the planned Seven Flags retirement REIT will be furnished to this standard by the manager before they're let or occupied. You won't choose, buy or install anything.

  • One consistent finish across every home in the trust
  • To be coordinated by Seven Flags Asset Management Ltd, once authorised
  • Handled inside the trust, with no separate design bill for you
  • Furnished, guest-ready homes designed to support rents and occupancy
  • Housekeeping and maintenance managed alongside
Buying directly

Your unit, your package

Add Interior Design to a home you buy through Seven Flags. Choose a package by unit size, and we'll design, furnish and install it ready to live in, let, or both.

  • Fixed package price by unit size, shown below
  • Approve the design concept before anything is bought
  • Live in it, list it on Airbnb, or let it to corporate and NGO guests
  • Pair with Seven Flags Property Management at 8–10% of gross revenue
  • Net profit paid to you by the 15th of each month, with an itemised statement
Packages for direct owners

Priced by unit size.

Each package covers the full cost of furnishing to the Seven Flags standard, plus our 30% fee for coordinating design, procurement and installation.

Unit typeFurnishingsCoordination fee (30%)Package total
Studio$4,000
KES 525,000
$1,200
KES 157,500
$5,200
KES 682,500
1 bedroom$7,000
KES 900,000
$2,100
KES 270,000
$9,100
KES 1,170,000
2 bedroom$10,000
KES 1,300,000
$3,000
KES 390,000
$13,000
KES 1,690,000
3 bedroom$13,000
KES 1,700,000
$3,900
KES 510,000
$16,900
KES 2,210,000
Housekeeping
$45–65

A month, by unit size, to keep it presentation-ready between stays.

Management
8–10%

Of gross revenue for guest acquisition and revenue collection.

Airbnb vs long-term
+2.7 pts

Illustrative net yield uplift in Seven Flags' 2-bed Westlands model: 9.9% vs 7.2%.

Prices from the Seven Flags Property Management schedule; a final quote follows a unit walk-through. Yield figures are illustrative, not guaranteed, and depend on location, occupancy and nightly rates.

How it works

From bare walls to first booking.

Walk-through & brief

We measure the unit and agree how it'll be used: retirement living, Airbnb, or both.

Design concept

Layout, palette and furniture plan, approved by you for direct purchases.

Procure & install

Every item bought, delivered, assembled and styled by our team.

Photograph & host

Professional photos and listings on Airbnb and Booking.com, then guests, cleaning and payouts managed.

A giraffe in Nairobi National Park with the city skyline behind it
Life in Kenya

A capital city with a national park at its door.

Wildlife minutes from downtown, the Rift Valley and the coast for weekends, and a retirement budget that finally breathes.

Nairobi National Park · Photo: Grace Nandi / Unsplash
The fixed-income advantage

Every retirement dollar goes further.

Independent indices put Kenya far below the US and UK on housing, dining and daily costs. A US$3,000 a month UK lifestyle costs an estimated US$1,180 a month in Kenya.

Rent
75–80%

Lower average rent than in the US.

Dining
~59%

Cheaper eating out than in the UK.

Cost-of-living index (United States = 100)
United States
100
United Kingdom
≈72
Kenya
≈28

Sources: GlobalCostData, LivingCost.org, Numbeo (2026). Nairobi city-centre costs run above the national average.

Your new neighbourhood

Things you'll love doing.

Wildlife

Nairobi National Park

The only national park bordering a capital city. Lions, rhino and giraffe minutes from downtown.

Conservation

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

The orphaned-elephant nursery near Karen, a favourite with visiting grandchildren.

Walks

Karura Forest

1,041 hectares of urban forest, with waterfalls and trails inside the city.

Heritage

Karen Blixen Museum

The colonial-era farmhouse at the foot of the Ngong Hills.

Culture

National Museum & Bomas

Kenya's history, art and living cultural performances.

Weekends

Rift Valley & coast

Naivasha by road; the Maasai Mara and Diani's beaches by a short flight.

Inside the homes we vet

Comfort, as standard.

Curved lounge with city views (rendering) Dining table set with gold-rimmed plates, bowls, cups and glasses Bright living room with a white sofa, gold coffee table and balcony Grand lobby with spiral staircase (rendering)

Representative homes and amenities in Nairobi. Some images are developer renderings.

Residency

Kenya's Class K retirement permit.

Who qualifies

Kenya's Directorate of Immigration Services issues the Class K permit to foreign retirees living on income earned outside Kenya.

Minimum age35
Assured annual incomeUS$24,000
Income sourcePension, annuity or investments abroad
Initial termRenewable
Permanent residencyAfter 7 continuous years

How property helps

  1. Stronger application. Property ownership or a lease is listed as evidence of intent to reside.
  2. Household goods. Permit holders may import personal effects on relief terms within set windows.
  3. Family. Spouses and qualifying dependants can join the application.
  4. Legal filing. Seven Flags doesn't practise immigration law. We introduce licensed Kenyan immigration counsel.

Requirements and fees change. Confirm with immigration counsel before applying.

Illustration · direct purchase

A KES 45M home over seven years.

Three growth rates applied to a representative KES 45 million (about US$350,000) retirement home.

YearConservative · 6%Base · 9%Optimistic · 13%
TodayKES 45.0MKES 45.0MKES 45.0M
Year 3KES 53.6MKES 58.3MKES 64.9M
Year 5KES 60.2MKES 69.2MKES 82.9M
Year 7KES 67.7MKES 82.3MKES 105.9M

Rates reference Kenya's 7.8% national house-price growth to mid-2025 and prime-suburb trends (HassConsult). Annual compounding; excludes costs, taxes and currency movement. Not a forecast.

A couple walking hand in hand through the surf on a white-sand beach in Kwale, Kenya
Questions

Retiring in Kenya, answered.

Short answers to what retirees ask us most. Rules change, so confirm with your advisers before acting.

Kwale coast, near Diani Beach · Photo: Git Stephen Gitau / Pexels
The REIT
What exactly do I own in the REIT?

Units in a planned Kenyan trust designed to own a portfolio of retiree homes, with legal title held by an independent, CMA-licensed trustee.

How are returns paid?

Under CMA rules, the planned I-REIT must distribute at least 80% of net distributable income; Seven Flags plans two distributions a year. The planned D-REIT earns mainly from development gains.

Do I pay less tax through the REIT?

As a registered REIT, the planned trust would pay no Kenyan corporate tax on qualifying income, with property transfers exempt from stamp duty and CGT under the Finance Act 2026. You'd avoid Kenyan rental tax filings. Distributions may carry withholding tax, and US investors still report to the IRS.

What's the minimum investment?

Indicative tiers are US$5,000 for retail and diaspora investors and US$50,000 for accredited individuals and family offices. Final terms will be set in the offering documents.

Can I get my money out?

Early on, units may be hard to sell. The plan is to seek trading on the NSE Unquoted Securities Platform as the REIT grows.

When can I invest?

The programme is pending CMA authorisation. Register interest now and we'll send the offering documents when it opens to eligible investors.

Buying directly
Can a foreigner buy a home in Kenya?

Yes. Article 40 of the Constitution protects property rights for non-citizens. Apartments are owned on sectional title under the Sectional Properties Act, 2020, and non-citizens hold leasehold rather than freehold.

What taxes apply to a direct purchase?

Stamp duty of 4% on urban property at purchase. Rental income tax of 7.5% of gross rent, filed monthly. Capital gains tax of 15% on sale. Annual land rates. VAT of 16% may apply to new units from VAT-registered developers.

Can Seven Flags manage my home?

Yes. We offer letting, rent collection, maintenance and concierge, or furnished short-stay hosting while you're away.

Can I take income back home?

Yes. Rent and sale proceeds can be repatriated through the banking system, with normal documentation and tax compliance.

What do US citizens need to report?

Kenyan rent and gains go on your US return, with a foreign tax credit available for Kenyan tax. Kenyan bank accounts may trigger FBAR and FATCA reporting. Use a CPA experienced in international tax.

Does owning help me get residency?

Property ownership or a lease supports a Class K retirement permit application. We introduce licensed immigration counsel for the filing.

Nairobi city skyline under an orange sunset sky
Culture & Investment Tour

See your retirement before you choose it.

Fourteen days of safari, coast and culture, with visits to retiree neighbourhoods and a private presentation from the Seven Flags team.

Nairobi skyline at sunset · Photo: youngafrikanna / Pexels
Day by day

Your journey through Kenya.

Day0

Depart the US

An overnight flight to Nairobi.

Days1–3

Nairobi

Premium hotel, the Sheldrick Trust, the Giraffe Centre and Nairobi National Park. Tour retiree neighbourhoods and developments with our team.

Days4–5

Kisumu

A boat ride on Lake Victoria and meetings with regional entrepreneurs.

Day6

Nakuru

Flamingos and rhino in Lake Nakuru National Park.

Days7–8

Naivasha

Boat safari, a Crescent Island walking safari and Hell's Gate.

Days9–10

Maasai Mara

Big Five game drives, an optional sunrise balloon flight and a Maasai village.

Days11–12

Diani & Mombasa

White sands, Fort Jesus, Old Town and heritage sites tied to African American history.

Day13

Nairobi investor conference

A private Retire in Kenya briefing and investor conference on the benefits of the Seven Flags REIT: ownership through the trust, lighter tax obligations and target returns. Then an All White Farewell Dinner.

Day14

Fly home

Breakfast and a private airport transfer.

Stay

Luxury accommodation

Premium hotels and Airbnb units, safari lodges and beachfront resorts with daily breakfast.

Move

Private transport

Air-conditioned vehicles and dedicated coordinators throughout.

Decide

Retirement briefings

Site visits, Q&A and a closing presentation on both ways to own.

Elegant lounge with city views (rendering)
Seven Flags presents

Invest in Africa 2027

Embassy Suites by Hilton, Raleigh, North Carolina · March 2027 · Free for registered investors. Hear about Retire in Kenya in person.

Learn

Retire in Kenya session

The REIT programme and direct purchase, explained with Q&A.

Ask

Legal & tax advisers

Private consultations on cross-border ownership, tax and inheritance.

Fund

Financing desk

Kenyan banks on diaspora mortgages and deposit plans.

Morning

Registration & orientation

Meet fellow investors and the Seven Flags team.

Main programme

Developer & programme showcases

Licensed Kenyan developers and the Retire in Kenya programme on the main stage.

All day

Advisory rooms & financing desk

Lawyers, tax advisers and banks available one to one.

Close

Next steps

A clear plan and follow-up support from Seven Flags.

Rooftop pool with warm wall lights
About Seven Flags

Your trusted partner in African real estate.

We make Africa's real estate market accessible, profitable and secure for the global diaspora, starting with a dignified, affordable retirement in Kenya.

Our story

Turning a homecoming into a legacy.

Seven Flags Investments and Property Management bridges the diaspora and Kenya's property market, with on-the-ground expertise in Nairobi and a clear understanding of what diaspora investors need.

Our REIT manager, Seven Flags Asset Management Ltd, runs the Retire in Kenya programme. Our property team vets, buys and manages homes for retirees who buy directly. Either way, we're with you from the first call.

Modern apartment towers with landscaped gardens, a walkway and a pool in Nairobi
Our seven flags

The values behind the name.

Flag 1

Integrity

We say what we'll do, and do it.

Flag 2

Excellence

High standards in every home and every report.

Flag 3

Innovation

Better structures for investing across borders.

Flag 4

Consistency

The same care, every time.

Flag 5

Transparency

Clear fees, clear statements, no surprises.

Flag 6

Collaboration

Reputable developers, lawyers, trustees and banks.

Flag 7

Sustainability

Growth that serves investors and communities.

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Start your Kenya conversation.

Request the Retire in Kenya investor package, register interest in the REIT, or book a call.

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