Kenyans offered access to invest in UK properties, grow beyond local market

Eligible Kenyan investors have been offered token-based access to an £8.55m Birmingham property, with KSh 3.5m entry and a Nairobi briefing on 13 October 2026.

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Eligible Kenyan investors have been offered access to a UK residential real estate opportunity through a token-based structure introduced by Dubai-based platform Tokinvest.

The offering centres on Great Hampton Street Works, a listed Victorian button factory constructed in 1872 in Birmingham, UK, and restored in 2025.

The building now comprises 29 fully tenanted residential apartments and has been independently valued at approximately KSh 1.5 billion (£8.55 million).

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Source: Tuko