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The ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with Iran has triggered a major global energy shock, with oil prices surging above $100 per barrel and disrupting the Strait of Hormuz. As a net oil importer, Kenya faces higher inflation, elevated construction costs, and tighter financing. Yet, resilient domestic demand, diaspora investment, and long-term urbanization trends could create selective opportunities in Nairobi's prime suburbs and affordable housing segments for savvy investors.

Kikambala, nestled between Mombasa and Kilifi on Kenya's stunning Indian Ocean coastline, is rapidly emerging as one of East Africa's most promising real estate investment destinations. With oceanfront plots starting from KSh 1.35M and rental yields reaching 10%, discover why savvy investors are turning their attention to this serene coastal corridor.