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Webinar Recording - Structuring Sectional Titles: Understanding the concepts

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Webinar Recording - Structuring Sectional Titles: Understanding the concepts

Our CDH Kenya office hosted a webinar titled "Structuring Sectional Titles: Understanding the concepts".

17 Sep 2024 1:03:56 Minutes Webinar

Watch the webinar below where CDH Kenya Real Estate Law expert, Lydia Owuor and Government Surveyor,  David Ochieng,  provide an insightful discussion on the practical aspects and best practices for structuring sectional titles in Kenya. The webinar is for anyone involved in or considering multi-dwelling developments.

Click here to download the presentation. 

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