KMRC Mortgage Calculator
Plan your path to homeownership. Calculate repayments for affordable housing loans with competitive 2026 rates and KMRC refinancing options.
Plan Your Dream Home
Estimate your monthly repayments for an affordable housing loan. KMRC rates are typically single-digit (approx 9.5%), significantly lower than market rates.
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Down Payment
KES 400,000
Loan Amount
KES 3,600,000
Term
20 Years
Calculations by this calculator are estimates only. There is no warranty for the accuracy of the results or the relationship to your financial situation.
Estimated Repayment
Total Interest
KES 4,453,613
Total Payable
KES 8,053,613
How You Compare: KMRC Mortgage
Compared against the Kenyan market median (2026 Strategic Benchmarks)
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Interest Rate
Total Interest Paid
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Understanding KMRC-backed Mortgages
The Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) provides fixed-rate, long-term refinancing to primary mortgage lenders (Banks and SACCOs). This initiative significantly lowers the cost of borrowing for first-time homebuyers in Kenya.
Eligibility Criteria (2026)
Income Limits
KMRC-backed primary mortgages are generally reserved for households with a gross monthly income below KES 150,000 to promote housing equity.
Maximum Loan
KMRC-backed loans are capped at KES 10.5M, a flat national ceiling that applies in the Nairobi Metropolitan Area and the rest of Kenya alike.
How Mortgage Interest Impacts Your Loan
Using our calculator above, you'll see how even a 1% difference in interest rates can save you hundreds of thousands of shillings over 20 years. KMRC-backed loans often feature rates between 9.5% and 10.5%, significantly lower than commercial rates which can exceed 16%.
Strategic Tip
"Consider paying as large a deposit as possible. Reducing the principal loan amount at the start significantly decreases the total interest paid over the life of the mortgage." — Ramon Gitau