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If 150M² house built using precast technology costs ksh5.6M, that's about ksh38,000 per square metre.. I'll say it again, technology in Kenya is only time-sensitive but not cost-sensitive. I'm pro-technology but conventional way of brick and mortar is still king. Tag Kibaru.

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