Eight free property calculators covering every cost in buying, selling, renting, and investing in Kenyan real estate. Updated for 2026 rates and tax rules. The most complete free calculator suite on any Kenyan property site.
Calculate exact stamp duty, LIMS fee, and total government charges for any Kenya property
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Stamp duty payable—
Purchase price
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Rate applied
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LIMS fee (0.1%)
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Total govt charges
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Pay stamp duty via KRA iTax before lodging transfer documents at the Land Registry. Late payment attracts a 5% per year penalty.
🏦 Mortgage Calculator
Calculate monthly payments for KCB, Equity, NCBA, Co-op Bank, Absa, Stanbic and more
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Monthly payment—
Loan amount
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Deposit
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Total interest
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Total repaid
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Most Kenyan banks lend up to 40% of your gross monthly income. A KES 10M loan at 13.5% over 20 years requires approximately KES 120,000/month gross income.
💰 Mortgage Affordability Calculator
Find out exactly how much property you can afford based on your monthly income
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Maximum property price—
Max monthly payment
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Max loan amount
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Your deposit
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Debt-to-income ratio
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Kenyan banks use a 40% debt-to-income ratio — all monthly debt obligations including the new mortgage cannot exceed 40% of gross income.
📋 Land Transfer Cost Calculator
See every cost involved in buying property in Kenya — stamp duty, LIMS, conveyancer, survey
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Total buying costs (est.)—
Stamp duty
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LIMS fee
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Conveyancer (est.)
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Survey (est.)
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Title search
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Costs as % of price
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Budget an additional 6–10% of the purchase price for total transaction costs when buying urban property in Kenya.
🏠 Rent to Own Calculator
Calculate total cost, monthly payments, and the premium you pay over market price
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Monthly payment—
Total price (with premium)
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Initial deposit
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Remaining balance
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Extra cost vs market
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Rent-to-own schemes in Kenya typically carry a 15–40% premium above market value. Always compare total cost against a mortgage before signing.
📈 Rental Yield Calculator
Calculate gross and net rental yield for any investment property in Kenya
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Net rental yield—
Gross yield
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Annual rent income
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Net annual income
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Payback period
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Average gross rental yields in Kenya 2026: Nairobi apartments 5–7%, coastal 6–8%, Kisumu 5–6%. A net yield above 6% is generally considered good.
📊 Capital Gains Tax Calculator
Calculate CGT payable when selling property in Kenya — 15% rate applies since January 2023
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Capital gains tax payable (15%)—
Sale price
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Adjusted cost base
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Taxable gain
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Net proceeds after CGT
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Kenya CGT is 15% of the net gain (since January 2023, raised from 5%). Your principal private residence may be exempt. Always confirm with a tax advisor.
🔍 Property Value Estimator
Estimate market value based on location, plot size, road access and title deed type
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Low estimate
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High estimate
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Confidence
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This is indicative only. For a legally recognised valuation (required for mortgages), commission an EARB-registered valuer. Valuations cost KES 15,000–50,000.
All calculators are for informational and planning purposes only. Results are estimates based on publicly available rates and standard formulas. Stamp duty, CGT, mortgage rates and charges are subject to change. Always confirm current rates with KRA, your bank, and a licensed Kenyan advocate or financial advisor before completing any transaction.
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