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A statement from the company said actual sales plummeted from Sh921 million in 2017 to Sh585 million in 2018 “owing to slowed growth in the real estate sector amid constrained credit access and general slowdown in spending power among plot and house buyers.” The deferred income and deposits from sales of plots stood at Sh2.6 billion in 2018 compared to Sh2.3 billion in 2017. Awendo said completion Migaa Estate (pictured) would see the deferred revenue and deposits from sales of plots translate to revenue in the profitability statement shortly. He said the road and golf course works in Migaa are in high gear. And this week, Home Afrika appointed Luke Kinoti as a non-executive director. “He brings a wealth of experience in private equity, fund managemnet, real estate, microfinance and insurance sector having worked in various institutions such as Suntra Investemnet Limited and furion capital,” said Home Afrika Managing Director Dan Awendo in a statement as he announced the appointment. Kinoti was until recently the CEO of Suntra Investment, a stock brokerage firm.We are undertaking a survey to help us improve our content for you. This will only take 1 minute of your time, please give us your feedback by clicking HERE. All responses will be confidential.



