Dar es Salaam, Aug. 5 -- A new luxury residential development in Dar es Salaams upscale Masaki neighbourhood is challenging the conventional approach to apartment pricing by allowing buyers to purchase homes on any available floor or with any available view at the same price.

The developer of Divine Serenity, a $30 million (about Sh78 billion) residential project, says the pricing model is intended to give homebuyers and investors greater transparency while responding to the changing dynamics of the citys fast-evolving property market.

Unlike many high-rise developments where apartments command higher prices based on floor level or sea views, Divine Serenity will initially offer 30 selected residences under a pricing structure that remo...