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Before you proceed, you need to remove the pages/index.js or Next.js 13 will throw the following error: error - Conflicting app and page file was found, please remove the conflicting files to continue.After that start the dev server using the following command from the root of your Next.js 13 project:<figure class="image image-style-side"><img src="https://next.estatecloud.co.ke/Images/ckfiles/2023/02/24/Screenshot_107_hrhE7IW.png"></figure><figure class="image image-style-side"><img></figure>et the following error, "This software cannot be installed because it is not currently available from the software update server.", you need to <a href="https://developer.apple.com/download/">go to the Apple Developer site and grab the copy yourself</a>.You can then delete your new-app directory, and rerun npx create-next-app - the installation of your project should be complete without hiccups.<h3>Starting the Next.js development server</h3>When the installation is completed, the directory set by the project name will be created in the folder where the command was executed.<figure class="image"><img src="https://next.estatecloud.co.ke/Images/ckfiles/2023/04/21/Screenshot_106.png"></figure>

Makueni Governor recently struck another popular vein after launching the construction of the Wote Green Park in Makueni County. The high-flying governor shared the thing via a Facebook post including a video of the said development, prompting social media applause in the most part.

The project is being undertaken within Wote Municipality consists of amenities such as green recreational spaces with various gardens having exotic trees and flowers, walking paths, 24-hour security lighting and park ornamental lighting.

The Park will also have a paved open-air theatre, photo shooting venues, artificial water fountains and a variety of recreational amusements. Technological convenience will not be overlooked as the park will have Wi Fi hotspots and ICT innovation centre.

Further a children’s play corner, public toilets, food courts and stalls, and a solid waste management system are planned within the park. Images of the park show a detailed modern design with well-crafted open spaces, structures, trees and greenery in subtle proportions.

The park which was tendered in February this year, has already broken ground with work currently on progress at the site.

Wote is the seat of Makueni County headquarters with a population of over one million people. Last year, Makueni’s governor Prof. Kivutha Kibwana commissioned two water treatment plants for the town, making the town water secure.

Cement consumption declined by 7.2 per cent in the third quarter of 2019 from 531,119 metric tons in August 2018 to 492,695 metric tons in 2019.

According to the December update of leading economic indicators by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, cement consumption in 2019 has been tracking those of 2018, except in March and April (2019) where cement consumption was more than those in 2018.

This is an indication that building activity has subsided comparatively. The data which measures cement consumption from 2015 to 2019, shows that 2016 had the highest level of cement consumption.

The value of approved buildings in the first half of the year increased by 12.4 per cent compared to 2018. However, there were no building approvals in the month of April, 2018.

Similar data for galvanized iron sheet production shows that production has increased in every month of 2019, in the year to June.

The Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) recently, raised issues with the freeze on approval of building plans by Nairobi County government saying the situation is likely to affect building activity in 2020.

Read; <a style="color: #ff6600;" href="https://estatecloud.co.ke/construction-industry-outlook-dim-following-a-freeze-in-approvals/">Construction industry outlook dim following a freeze in approvals</a>

Building activity reduced in 2019, KNBS

US$ 4.3m four-star hotel is set to be constructed in Nairobi, Kenya by Eritrean investors.
Hearan Enterprises-the Eritrean investor which is represented by directors Isaya Desale Berhe and Winta Mengisteab confirmed the news and said that it plans to develop the high-end facility on a 2.2-acre parcel of land bought two years ago at Kilimani area in Nairobi.

The planned luxury hotel will be located opposite the Nigerian High Commission and is sandwiched between White Oak and Luxury Image apartments. It is projected to have a three-level underground section is reserved for a car park for 160 vehicles, with the first three floors set aside for an all-day and night restaurant.

Its accommodation rooms on the fourth to 13th floors will incorporate three executive suites, 97 dubbed king, twin (22), club king (32) club twin (9) and 17 junior suites.

A ballroom and business centre as well as offices will also be available and a gymnasium, a 25-metre pool, meeting and events room.

The area has so far attracted foreign investors led by the Chinese who are quickly turning it into a commercial suburb. Several hotels and premium apartment blocks have sprouted in the once purely residential area.

This initiative comes at a time when other investors are developing hotels in Kenya. According to PwC Hotels Outlook 2016-2020 report focusing on Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius, Nigeria and South Africa revealed that a total of 16 hotels are expected to be built in Kenya in the next five years, adding 2,900 rooms and expanding capacity by 14 percent.

Source; <a href="https://constructionreviewonline.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Construction Review</a>

Eritrean investors To Set Up US$ 4.3M four-star hotel in Nairobi

Makueni County to get a recreational park in Wote

Nairobi, Kenya – The continued development of mixed-use real estate projects—which integrate offices, homes and leisure—has placed Nairobi among key global cities where such schemes are reducing the overall commute time, according to Knight Frank’s Global Cities 2018 Report.
Nairobi’s integrated mixed-use developments include Garden City by Actis on Thika Road, which has a high quality shopping mall with blocks of high-end apartments and offices under construction. The model is set to be mirrored by Centum’s Two Rivers development, and The Pinnacle, which recently broke ground in Upper Hill.
These developments, among others coming up, demonstrate that Nairobi is keeping with the global trend where work and home life are coming together in mixed-use schemes. Nairobi and Dubai are among cities emulating mature markets such as London, San Francisco, New York and Miami where development of mixed-use projects is relatively advanced.
Ben Woodhams, Managing Director Knight Frank Kenya, states in the report that: “Nairobi, like many regional hubs in emerging markets, has a rapidly expanding population and the city’s infrastructure struggles to keep pace. One challenge that this creates is traffic, which means a large amount of time is spent sat in the numerous tailbacks that occur in and around the city. As a result, the concept of live-work-play mixed-use developments is rapidly catching on, with a number of projects offering office, residential and retail elements within one scheme.”
In other parts of the city, simple solutions are being used to create mixed environments by linking separate neighbourhoods, further illustrating the growing desire for people to walk to work. For example, a new footbridge over Nairobi River now connects 14 Riverside Drive, a commercial development, with Riverside Park which is a prime residential development.
The fourth edition of the Global Cities report, which has just been published, says there is a growing focus by city authorities and private developers worldwide to create true mixed-used use environments that provide seamlessly for living, working and leisure.
“This process has been encouraged by shifts in economic activity, for example the redevelopment of former industrial and dockland districts near city centres, and rising competition between businesses as they look to attract and retain talent,” the report notes.
Key economic forecasts indicate support for future growth of mixed-use environments, including: a rise in the overall numbers of employees in cities; an increase in the incomes of these employees (notably in cities across developing economies); and an enhanced desire to spend incomes in ways that support the successful expansion of these environments.
The Global Cities 2018 report notes that urban environments will be influenced by the ways in which the rising incomes are spent and this will fuel demand for mixed-use developments in cities over the next decade.
In Nairobi, for instance, the total spend in restaurants—and eating out more broadly—is anticipated to rise by 77% from US$848 million in 2017 to US$1.5 billion over the next decade. Oxford Economics has also forecast that households with annual incomes of US$35,000-70,000 in Nairobi will more than double between 2017 and 2027, a 110% increase.
The Global Cities 2018 report notes that as a result, increased demand for integrated mixed-use developments globally will simultaneously grow the opportunity for developers and other experts involved in providing these environments.

Fairmont Hotels and Resorts has announced a new venture to spruce up the diversity of its offerings to its guests in East Africa. The group has rounded up three of its distinctive properties in Kenya under the umbrella of a “three-stop destination” which will showcase the magic of Kenya’s history, wildlife plains and incredible nature.

Fairmont Hotels and Resorts Kenya is heralding a new era in East African luxury with the new initiative aimed at drawing guests to three of its most iconic properties by combining three resorts under one brand name.

The choice hotels under the new campaign by the hotel company includes the luxurious trio of The Norfolk in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi, Mount Kenya Safari Club near the infamous Mount Kenya and the Mara Safari Club beside the Masai Mara plains. The company believes the combination will offer unrivaled indulgence to guests who wish to experience the best Kenya has to offer.

‘Whether travelers are in Kenya for business or leisure, there is something to suit everyone at this collection of properties, and the campaign is designed to bring travelers to the three hotels, which, together, will paint an idyllic picture of Kenya’s past, present and future,’ says the company.

Guillaume Durand, Group Director Sales &amp; Marketing, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts Kenya, said, “We successfully launched a campaign to position our Kenyan properties as a three-stop destination. Drawing on the unique characteristics, location, history and heritage of each hotel, we highlight the benefits of experiencing all our properties and locations to both leisure and business travelers for a 360-degree experience that includes the lively city, the tranquility of Mount Kenya and the call of the wild with a safari adventure in the Mara.”

Durand went on to explain that this year, this three-stop experience was enriched with art, design, gastronomy, CSR and conservation beyond Safari initiatives.

The package aims at giving guests the gainful advantage of having a diversity of experience from different aspects of the country. Each of the properties offers a different side of Kenya. The adventure begins in the Fairmont The Norfolk in Nairobi, which was featured in the film “Out of Africa”, and is located close to many of Nairobi’s most popular destinations and gourmet restaurants.

Second on the itinerary is the Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club, an exclusive luxury resort that boasts some natural wonders on its doorstep, namely the equator and Mount Kenya, the second highest peak in Africa.

Finally, guests will arrive at the Fairmont Mara Safari Club, an incredible marriage of luxury lodgings and thrilling adventure, located at the edge of the Masai Mara. Here, guests will be treated to safari excursions, where they can spy some of Africa’s most celebrated and elusive animals.

Read; <a href="https://estatecloud.co.ke/government-to-use-ai-in-affordable-homes-allocation/">Government to use AI in affordable homes allocation</a>

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Fairmont hotels to introduce three-stop destination in Kenya

Global real estate investment volumes by institutional investors is projected to reach $78.9 billion in 2021 according to this year&rsquo;s Investment Intentions survey.

Africa and American markets (excluding the U.S) are expected to receive the smallest portion of the funds at $2.05 billion while.

The report states that institutional investors plan to move a minimum of $66.9 billion in assets into global real estate, with funds of funds expected to invest $11.1 billion while the lion&rsquo;s share,&nbsp;almost half, at $32 billion, will be committed to European real estate.

North America is set to receive $21.1 billion while Asia-Pacific real estate is projected to get $11.7 billion. Last year the survey estimated Europe would attract about $48.09 billion, North America ($23.4.4 billion) while Asia-Pacific was set to bring in $34.19 billion in real estate investments.

According to the survey, 84% of institutional investor respondents said they prefer office, industrial/logistics and residential real estate.

The survey also found that on average, institutional investors allocate 9.3% to real estate compared to the average target of 10%. The annual publication is sponsored by the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles, the Asian Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles and the Pension Real Estate Association.

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