The continued development of mixed-use real estate projects, which integrate commercial, residential and retail space in Nairobi could reduce commute time and solve one of the major problems facing East Africa's largest city, according to a report by real estate consultancy Knight Frank.
The Global Cities 2018 Report says that developers in Nairobi have resorted to mixed-use projects which offer adequate parking, convenience and the live-work-play concept, placing Nairobi among cities where such schemes are reducing time spent navigating through road traffic.
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