So, if I'm reading this story correctly, the homeowners didn't receive their title deeds for four years? How did they let that happen?

On Auction ....A sad state of affairs for the real estate. clearly things are thick

This is a big macroeconomic problem. The biggest problem with Kenya is that all the wealth that has created so many billionaires is static land appreciation wealth. A majority of the richest people are Jomo Kenyatta's and Daniel Moi's cabinet and senior civil servants and their families and lawyers who had land holdings around Nairobi and other big cities. Many people think the economy is growing because they know many rich people. The problem is they know the same rich people who are becoming richer. A properly growing economy CREATES new RICH people and not necessarily fabulously rich but people who are moving up; 5 years ago alikuwa na baiskeli, 3 years ago akanunua nduthi, He was renting in Muthurwa, then moved to an SQ in South B and now has a plot in mlolongo, he has just finished laying the foundation of a 2 roomed house, akamaliza sitting room last year wakahama wamalize wakiwa ndani etc. This mobility was there during Kibaki government. This Jubilee government has produced astronomical growth for Safaricom and KCB and SGR but there is no mobility for ordinary Kenyans. 1000 people who become 20% richer create more demand for goods and services than 100 people who become 200% richer. Jubilee is creating the second category.

The units on auction had not been sold before? Reserve price per unit?

There is an injunction the alleged sale is contemptuous.