The lakeside city of Kisumu is this week hosting the highly anticipated African Smart Cities and Township Conference Convention (ASCA) Conference, a gathering that has brought together thought leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders in real estate, housing, and development. Among the standout participants at the event is Home Afrika Limited, a company that has consistently championed the dream of land ownership across the country.
True to our mission of “building communities and transforming lives,” Home Afrika has taken the spotlight at ASCA, showcasing our dedication to ensuring that families and investors alike find a place they can truly call home. The company has particularly emphasized Kisumu and its fast-rising neighborhoods such as Riat Hills—an area that has quickly become a beacon of investment opportunity owing to its scenic views of Lake Victoria and its close proximity to the city center.
Speaking at the conference, Home Afrika’s Director, Dr. Martin Kabiru who was invited as one of the keynote speakers, underscored the importance of creating sustainable land solutions for Kenyans. He highlighted how Kisumu is not just growing in population but is also becoming a regional hub for trade, tourism, and innovation. “Our goal is to give people access to land that is not only affordable but also strategically located in areas with immense growth potential,” he noted to great applause from the audience.
The Director’s address resonated deeply with delegates, particularly when he pointed out that Home Afrika has already rolled out transformative projects in Kisumu, including Lakeview Heights in Riat Hills, which offers investors prime plots designed for residential, commercial, and social development. Beyond Kisumu, the company continues to open doors for land ownership in other strategic areas such as Kiambu, Nanyuki, Ngong, Machakos, Kitengela, Naivasha, and Kiserian, cementing our reputation as a trusted partner in Kenya’s real estate journey.
Home Afrika’s presence at the ASCA Conference has not only elevated its profile but also reinforced its role as a market leader committed to addressing Kenya’s housing and land needs. The company’s active participation signals a long-term vision: to empower more Kenyans to secure their future through land investment.
As the conference continues, one message is clear, Home Afrika is not just about selling plots. It is about building hope, fostering growth, and ensuring that every Kenyan has the chance to share in the dream of land ownership. And Kisumu, with its rising potential, remains at the very heart of that promise.
