Nairobi, Feb. 4 -- Occupancy levels in Nairobi's prime offices are projected to climb further in 2026, building on momentum from last year and driven by the limited supply of such units.

The prime category refers to Grade A offices, which are in key business locations, feature high-quality contemporary designs, and are equipped with cutting-edge facilities and amenities.

Real estate management firm Knight Frank said the expected rise in occupancy is likely to trigger a slight increase in rents in key locations such as Westlands and Upper Hill.

Over the years, these areas have been primarily targeted by developers for new projects to complement the Nairobi Central Business District, where accessibility and the supply of Grade A offices ...