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    Nairobi studio: raise rent or prioritise a reliable tenant?

    That helps. I was treating the KES 384,800 asking figure as stronger evidence than it probably is. I’ll verify whether the comparisons include the same furnishings and other costs, and see whether they have remained available. I’m also going back through the tenancy wording before deciding on an...
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    Nairobi studio: raise rent or prioritise a reliable tenant?

    Holding the rent steady protects a dependable tenancy. Moving it closer to the market keeps the studio commercially sensible. I can see the case for both. The current figure is about KES 361,400 on the existing rental basis, compared with nearby advertisements around KES 384,800. The tenant...
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