Apartment & Sectional Title Lawyers Kenya
WKA Advocates helps Kenyan apartment buyers review unit ownership, sectional title documents, shared property, service charges and management.
How WKA Advocates Can Help
An apartment purchase involves a unit and the rights and obligations associated with the development. We review the ownership documents, sectional arrangements where applicable and the contractual path to completion. The offer should be assessed against the actual registration and management records.
Shared property, insurance, service charges and governance can affect the cost and use of ownership. We identify the documents needed to explain those arrangements and review relevant completion responsibilities. Off-plan purchases add questions about specifications, milestones, delays and what remains to be delivered.
Documents for an Initial Review
- The title, certificate or relevant property reference.
- The proposed agreement, offer or existing lease.
- Identity and authority documents for the parties involved.
- Relevant searches, plans, lender records and correspondence.
- Your intended use, objective and any material deadline.
Agree a Scope You Can Understand
We discuss the proposed deliverables, the records still needed and which matters depend on other parties or advisers. A search, legal opinion and full transaction instruction do not involve identical work. Before proceeding, confirm the fee basis and how additional work will be approved. Material findings should be reported in a way that helps you decide whether to proceed, renegotiate or investigate further.
Related Real Estate Guides
For wider support, visit WKA Advocates’ property practice, or review our fees and instruction guide.
Discuss Your Property With WKA Advocates
Tell our Nairobi team whether you are buying, selling, leasing, developing or dealing with an existing dispute. Share the property reference, documents available and any material deadline. Call +254 798 035 580, email info@wka.co.ke, or view contact and instruction details. We can assess the enquiry and explain the proposed scope before work begins.