Signed into law in October 2025, the Land (Amendment) Act, 2024 represents one of the most significant reforms in Kenya’s land ownership and land administration systems in decades. The new law seeks to modernize tenure structures, tighten regulatory oversight, and create a more transparent and efficient land market.
A title deed is one of the most critical documents in Kenya’s real estate ecosystem. It is the legal proof of land or property ownership and is required for essential transactions like selling, transferring, leasing, or securing financing.
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