Welcome to Boma Yangu

The Boma Yangu platform is the gateway into the Affordable Housing Program. Start your journey towards home ownership. Fulfil your dreams by letting us help you achieve your home ownership goals.

Calculate your home affordability and repayment capacity

We have made it simpler. You can now access Boma Yangu using your eCitizen account
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Housing is a fundamental human need

The right to housing is embedded in the Constitution of Kenya, which provides that every person has the right to accessible and adequate housing. With Kenya’s growing economy and one of the fastest-growing urbanisation rates in the continent, the demand for housing has never been greater. This platform is intended to achieve the goals of our national housing policies to provide housing for all and bring to bear the right to safe and secure shelter.

Projects available
128
Registered Applicants
1,190,274 +
Strategic partner applicants
200 +

Start the journey to home ownership in 3 simple steps

1

Register

Registration is free. You must have an eCitizen account. You can register through the Boma Yangu web portal or via the *832# USSD. You must complete your profile by submitting your personal details, and housing preferences. When you register, your details will be verified by the relevant government agencies. To register, you must meet these conditions:

  • Be a Kenyan Citizen
  • Be above 18 years of age
  • Have a valid National Identity Card

You can now register chap chap by dialling *832#

2

Save

To activate your account, Save a minimum of KSH 200. After activation, you can save any amount at any time, as many times as you wish through the various payment options available

You can save via mobile money across all networks, Credit and debit cards, or cash deposit at any of the authorised custodial banks (KCB, NCBA and Cooperative bank)

As a registered and saving member, you can view all the available projects on Boma Yangu, add those you like to your wishlist and select a preferred unit

Selecting a preferred unit will show you how much deposit you’d need to save to be eligible for allocation – which is 10% of the unit value.

Please note that you can save as many times as you want to, daily monthly etc. The amount of savings is not capped. Refunds on savings will be in accordance with the housing fund regulations and can be requested through this portal.

You can now make contributions by dialing the USSD *832#

3

Own

Once projects are completed, the allocation process will begin. As a registered member, you will be notified when the allocation process starts.

You will be asked to select a unit and notified of the amount you need to have saved to be eligible for allocation. The allocation process for homes will be done through a fair and transparent process.

The initial eligibility for allocation will depend on several factors such as when you reached the amount of deposit required, family status and other social factors, as well as the demand across various housing categories. Those who do not get an allocation in the first instance will be put on a waiting list to ensure they have priority in subsequent allocations. For private sector projects, allocation will be done according to the terms and conditions of sale.

Under the affordable housing scheme each Kenyan can only benefit once. Therefore, one Kenyan, one home will be enforced.

You can now check your allocation status by dialing the USSD *832#

Who we serve

The Affordable Housing Programme is a priority initiative under the government which is geared towards facilitating the production of decent, safe and affordable housing for citizens of Kenya.

Beyond catering to home applicants, the program incorporates supply, demand, and creates an enabling environment through policy interventions.

Latest Projects

These are completed or continuing projects that offer a variety of options to fit your preferences.

The right to housing is embedded in the constitution of Kenya, which provides that every person has the right to accessible and adequate housing, and to reasonable standards of sanitation