Kenya government is set to crackdown on property owners to determine the source of their money...won't this burst the property bubble if pirate money and money laundering is weeded out?....woe unto those who bought inflated properties with their hard earned cash

That said Land is still cheaper in Kenya compared to the world average thats why the damn quatari, koreans and chinese are gobbling up our land for there food production!

This is a simple matter... why complicate it?

If you think property is over-priced... you sell or do NOT buy. Kwani, who is holding a bunduki to your head? [Unless you are a non-kale in RV... I am sorry but I fear the RV mpigs will start another PEV-like situation using mau as an excuse]

If you think property is fairly priced or 'cheap' then buy...

However VVS, the issue here is that the market is being distorted.. If you owned a house in South C and Mr Woria offered you 20M.. Ata kama you're not for distortion.. Utauza! This is the work of government, as we hope/assume they should be immune to greed. If only!

@ mwenza,

although this was not about beers if you ventured into the bars and night clubs in Eastleigh, ziwani, pangani, riruta, satellite, dandora umoja etc there were joints which used to be called class Z...this is where the beer was going for that amount, around 3.00....actually i took my first bottle of beer (tusker export) in eastleigh in 1988 at 3.20 while my collegue took his guiness at 4.50...