It is likely to assume that during an election period, investors delay investing in new properties and the spending rate decreases.We see a lot of property with the ‘for sale/rent’ signs. Apartments, houses, villas and bare land around Nairobi. Nairobi, has some of the most expensive property, land and housing. On Mombasa Road, an acre goes for about 480 million, and for the same amount, you can get a quarter in Upper Hill. In Muthaiga where ambassadors, top politicians and CEO’s reside, an acre goes up to 300 million shillings. Going by the house pricing index released by the Kenya Bankers Association in 2016, there is a reason to turn a blind eye, not really by being ignorant, and have a bit of doubt. In the past three years or so, there has been an increased supply, surpassing demand, and is now working against the developers, since it’s an inflated supply, which leads to losses. Price drop and stagnation are being witnessed in some parts of Nairobi and the market is being termed as not lucrative, at least at the moment. Two things involved : People are not spending but they are preparing to spend after the elections Prices will…