About SBS Properties

A Mombasa institutionsince 1952.

70+

Years of Unbroken Service

Founded in Mombasa in 1952, SBS Properties has grown alongside the city itself — from managing some of the island's earliest commercial buildings to developing SBS Markiti Complex, one of the coast's most recognisable business addresses.

Today the firm manages homes, shops and offices across Mombasa and the Kenyan coast, serving landlords, tenants, buyers and sellers with the same founding principle: treat every asset as if it were our own.

That is why our client relationships are measured not in lease terms, but in generations.

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What Guides Us

Our Values

Integrity

Every shilling collected is accounted for. Every lease signed is honoured. Transparency has been our currency since 1952.

Local Expertise

Born in Mombasa, rooted on the coast. We know every street, tide and tenant from the island to Kilifi, Malindi and Diani.

Long-term Value

We manage for decades, not quarters. Families who listed with us in the 1960s still trust us with their grandchildren's assets.

The People

Our Teams

01

Property Management Team

Tenant relations, rent collection, maintenance and facility management across our managed portfolio.

02

Sales & Leasing Team

Valuations, marketing and negotiations for residential and commercial transactions.

03

Facilities & Compliance

24/7 building operations, security, statutory compliance and planned maintenance.

Where We Operate

Coverage

Mombasa

Head office at SBS Markiti Complex, 1st Floor — island, Nyali, Tudor, Kizingo and the coastal strip.

Coastal Kenya

Kilifi, Malindi, Watamu and Diani — holiday homes, plots and development land along the coast.

East African Coast

Select mandates for clients with interests along the wider East African seaboard.