The Developer's Digest, April to June 2019 Issue

TOPIC OF THIS ISSUE:
International Construction
Market Survey 2019
April - june 2019 ISSUE

Calendar
of Events
2019
Kenya Property Developers Association
is the Representative Body of the
Residential, Commercial and Industrial
Property Development Sector in Kenya.
april - june 2019 ISSUE
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FEBRUARY
KPDA/SCAK Breakfast Forum
(7.30am – 10.30am)
Theme: “Emerging Financing Options
for Commercial Developments’’
Date: Tuesday, 28th February 2019
Venue: Villa Rosa Kempinski Hotel
Organizers:
KPDA, Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
SCAK, Tel: 0700 701 007
APRIL
East African Property Investment
Summit (EAPI)
Theme: “Driving Affordability and
Opportunity through the Property
Value Chain”
Date: 10th – 11th April 2019
Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Nairobi
Organizer: API Events
Kfir Rusin – Managing Director
Email: krusin@apievebts.com
APRIL
28th Kenya Homes Expo
Theme: “Inspired Lifestyles”
Date: 11th – 14th April 2019
Venue: Kenyatta
International Convention
Centre, Nairobi
Organizer: Homes Kenya Ltd
Tel: 0795 252 177
MAY
7th KPDA AGM and Koroga
Event (6.00pm onwards)
Date: Friday, 3rd May 2019
Venue: Mint Shack
Restaurant, Nairobi
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/
0737 530 290
Message from the CEO 4
Have Your Say 12
Gallery of Events 14
KPDA Register of Members 20
NCCG Building Permitting Approvals 26
KPDA secretariat
16
MAY
KPDA/RAK Breakfast Forum
(7.30am – 10.30am)
Theme: “Practically Growing Real Estate
Investments in Kenya”
Date: Tuesday, 21st May 2019
Venue: Park Inn by Radisson Hotel
Organizers:
KPDA, Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
RAK, Tel: (020) 2831000
Sponsorship Opportunities Available!!
JUNE
KPDA Learning and Development
Symposium (8.00am – 1.00pm)
Theme: “The Legal and Tax Structuring of a
Real Estate Joint Venture”
Date: Thursday, 13th June 2019
Venue: 5th Floor, West Wing - ICEA Lion
Centre, Nairobi
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
Proudly Sponsored by Bowmans
JUNE
KPDA Half Day Workshop
(8.00am – 1.00pm)
Theme: “Financial Model and Market
Research Training for Determining Project
Feasibility”
POSTPONED
Date: Tuesday, 25th June 2019
Venue: Park Inn by Radisson, Nairobi
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
Sponsorship Opportunities Available!!
Fatima Flats, Suite 4 B,
Marcus Garvey Road
Off Argwings Kodhek Road, Kilimani Area
P. O. Box 76154 - 00508, Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: +254 737 530 290
+254 725 286 689
Email: ceo@kpda.or.ke
Website: www.kpda.or.ke
Chief Executive Officer
Elizabeth Mwangi – Oluoch
Finance and Administrative Officer
Vincent Mwango
Membership Relations Officer
Cynthia Wakio
Communications Intern
Eric Oyier
Research Support Intern
Delroy Mwasaru
KPDA BOARD MEMBERS
JULY
AUGUST
AUGUST
KPDA CEO Breakfast Forum
(7.30am – 10.30am)
Theme: “Know Your Regulator; Conversations
with NEMA, WRA, NBI and NCA”
Date: Tuesday, 30th July 2019
Venue: Villa Rosa Kempinski Hotel
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
Sponsorship Opportunities Available!!
MMLTT CEO Breakfast Forum
(7.30am - 10.30am)
Theme: TBC
Date: Tuesday, 13th August 2019
Venue: Park Inn by Radisson Hotel, Westlands
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/737 530 290
Proudly Sponsored by MML Turner &
Townsend
The Two Rivers/KPDA Members’ Mixer
(5.00pm - 8.30pm)
Theme: TBC
Date: Thursday, 22nd August 2019
Venue: Two Rivers Mall Exhibition Hall
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/737 530 290
Proudly Sponsored by Two Rivers
Development Ltd
design and layout
Eric Ng’ang’a
c: +254 725 873601
e: ericstevo@gmail.com
Palkesh Shah
Chairman
Ken Luusa
Vice Chairman
Mucai Kunyiha
Immediate Past
Chairman
Hamish Govani
Board Director
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
Anne Muchiri
Board Director
Caroline Karugu
Board Director
Ravi Kohli
Board Director
Gikonyo Gitonga
Board Director
KPDA Affordable Housing Conference
(8.30am – 4.30pm)
Theme: “Lessons One Year On from the
Launch of the Big Four Agenda”
Big 5 Construct Kenya Event
Date: 5th - 7th November 2019
Venue: Kenyatta International Convention
Centre, Nairobi
End of Year KPDA Networking Koroga
Event (6.30pm onwards)
Date: Friday, 22nd November 2019
Venue: Spice Roots Restaurant, Nairobi
Date: Tuesday, 15th October 2019
Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Nairobi
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
Sponsorship Opportunities Available!!
Organizer: DMG Events
Email: NaziaFatma@dmgevents.com
Web: www.thebig5constructkenya.com
Organizer: KPDA
Tel: 0725 286 689/0737 530 290
Sponsorship Opportunities Available!!
Kenya Property Developers Association
@KPDA_Ke
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Zoravar Singh
Board Director
Caroline Kihara
Board Director

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Message from the CEO
“Never, never, never, never
give up.” Winston Churchill
would like to convey my deepest gratitude to those
of you who believe in our dream. The stewardship of
the Association has shifted and our new Chairman is
Palkesh Shah and Vice Charman is Kenneth Luusa.
Both have been members of the Association since its
inception and we therefore have no doubt that they
will continue to steer us in the best direction.
Perseverance is described by the Oxford dictionary
as ‘persistence in doing something despite difficulty
or delay in achieving success.’ Karibu Homes are a
clear demonstration of what it means to persistently
continue to deliver affordable housing to Kenyans
despite all the bottlenecks that discourage private
investors in doing so. Read more on their story in our
Focus on Policy section.
KPDA Bulletin on the New Board
KPDA Board of Directors Appoints
New Chairman, Vice Chairman and
Additional Directors
L – R: Ken Luusa, Palkesh Shah and Mucai Kunyiha
The KPDA Board of Directors held a
meeting on 11th June 2019 where
Palkesh Shah (Director of Chigwell
Holdings Ltd) was elected as the Chairman
of KPDA and Ken Luusa (Commercial
Director – Acorn Group Ltd) was elected as
the Vice Chairman.
Zoravar Singh (Director at ijenga Ventures
Ltd) and Caroline Kihara (Head of Mortgages
at KCB Group Ltd) were elected as Board
Director and Special Director respectively.
Congratulations to the them!
Welcome to the second issue our
e-newsletter, The Developer’s Digest:
April – June 2019.
In this issue, our theme is “International
Construction Market Survey 2019” and we have a
special feature on the case of Karibu Homes as well
as the men and women who keep the KPDA clock
turning.
We continue to grow from strength to strength and I
I would like to take this opportunity to invite our
members to contribute to this newsletter. We want to
hear from you on what content you wish us to include
and to also get your expert articles.
I look forward to engaging with all of you during the
remaining events of the year and I wish you continued
success in your businesses.
Have a fruitful month of July and never give up!....
Elizabeth
KPDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2019 – 2022
Our Board Members
Welcoming Message to New Members
Palkesh Shah
Chairman
Ken Luusa
Vice Chairman
Mucai Kunyiha
Immediate Past
Chairman
Hamish Govani
Board Director
Anne Muchiri
Board Director
We would like to welcome the newest members to the KPDA fold:
• Vedman Capital Ltd
• Polish Investment & Trade Agency
• The GoDown Arts Centre
• Technical Engineering Services Ltd
• Realux Holdings Ltd
• K&M Archplans Ltd
• Kansai Plascon Kenya Ltd
Caroline Karugu
Board Director
Ravi Kohli
Board Director
Gikonyo Gitonga
Board Director
Zoravar Singh
Board Director
Caroline Kihara
Board Director
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Challenges in Delivering
Affordable Housing in
Kenya: The Case of KARIBU
Homes Ltd
1. Karibu Homes
KARIBU was founded in 2009, with the vision
of “transforming the provision of housing
in Kenya by setting the standard for the
development of affordable, thriving communities for
hard working families.” The company was founded
by two entrepreneurs, Irfan Keshavjee and Nick
Gilodi-Johnson, who established the concept and
were then joined by a third entrepreneur, Ravi Kohli.
By Seeta Shah and Ravi Ruparel
Together they set out to assemble a strong team of
experienced professionals who shared the passion
for delivering affordable housing using commercial
solutions. Their core values included “to bring
affordable, safe, dignified housing as far down the
income ladder as is commercially possible” and
“using commercial disciplines and strategies to
create social impact.” The Riverview Development
(RIVERVIEW) in Athi River is the company’s first
project.
The development boom
pushed up land prices
and drove developers
to promote
developments at the
city’s edge.
KARIBU has been recognized for its efforts. The
company was awarded Winner of Best Development
in Sub Saharan Africa at the African Property
Investment awards in 2017, and is included in the
London Stock Exchange group of “Companies to
Inspire Africa” in 2019. KARIBU is in the process of
initiating other housing development projects
1.2 Why This Case Study
Kenya has a significant housing gap. The World Bank,
in its Kenya Economic Update entitled Housing –
Unavailable and Unaffordable (April 2017), estimated
that the housing deficit was 2 million units and was
growing at 50,000 units per year.
The Kenyan housing market has seen a significant
transformation over the last 15 years. In Nairobi,
investment in residential real estate started with high
income townhouse and apartment developments in
neighbourhoods closer to the city. The development
boom pushed up land prices and drove developers to
promote developments at the city’s edge. However
the total number of units built per annum has been
quite small. And most of these developments have
targeted middle and upper income buyers.
The RIVERVIEW project was selected for this case
study as:
(i) The founders of KARIBU are committed to
creating affordable housing with a focus on
homeownership (ii) KARIBU was willing to make
time available and share their data
(iii) The learnings from this project are applicable
to the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP)
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and are likely to be useful to policy makers and
implementers of the AHP.
1.3 Approach
The Case Study was prepared for the Centre of
Affordable Housing Finance in Africa by Seeta Shah
and Ravi Ruparel. The authors reviewed documents
provided by KARIBU and also conducted numerous
interviews with the Directors and staff. The authors
also undertook a survey of a sample of households.
2. Developer’s Perspective
KARIBU’s initial aim was to serve as wide a segment
of first time home buyers as possible. The concept
was based on a principle of cross subsidization.
Essentially their plan was that higher profits from
higher priced units, would subsidize the lower profits
from lower priced units; but overall the development
would be commercially viable. KARIBU’s research
showed that developers generally only served the top
10% of Kenyan households by income bracket.
They focused their efforts on giving access to
households in the 40th to 90th percentiles at a price
point lower than was prevailing in the market.
Early research
(undertaken
part time) 2009
– 2011
Startup
(full time
operations)
2012 - 2013
Build out
(full time
operations)
2014 - 2016
Undertook detailed market
research and feasibility analysis
Developed overall concept
Finalized Business Plan
Identified and purchased land
Finalized masterplan and unit
specifications
Obtained regulatory approvals
Raised equity financing
Began predevelopment and
infrastructure on land
Closed on debt financing
Launched Phase 1 sales
Began construction of Phase 1
(October 2014)
Completed Phase 1 (August 2016)
Figure 1: RIVERVIEW Development Timetable
The full development value chain involved nine
steps from project planning through to sales and
registration. These are outlined below:
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Unit Type
2.1 Project Planning
The masterplan brief was focused on creating
cohesive and ambient communities. KARIBU’s
research and focus groups highlighted the following
key attributes that were factored into the design:
a) Low Density
b) Security/Ambience/Environment
c) Incremental building
d) Variety
e) Target Market and Pricing
2.2 Land Identification & Purchase
Size
(sqm)
KARIBU identified three possible locations on the
peri- urban fringes of Nairobi. KARIBU eventually
identified an ideal 20 acre parcel in Athi River, which
was being sold by a private individual. The plot is
rectangular shaped (not too narrow) and only one
Finishes
Athi 1 Bedroom, 1 bath 30 Standard finishes including plastered and painted
Athi 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath 55 walls, tiles to wet areas only, other rooms screed
floor, limited kitchen cabinets, no wardrobes in
Athi 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath 71
bedrooms.
Tana 1 Bedroom, 1 bath 38
Tana 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath 63
Tana 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms 91
Tana 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, extra balcony 95
Figure 2: Unit Typologies and sizes
Enhanced finishes including tiled floors, fitted
wardrobes in bedrooms and additional kitchen
cabinets
kilometre off the main Mombasa Road. Access is via
an all-weather murram road.
2.3 Project Financing
KARIBU was successful in raising sufficient equity
financing due to the strength of their business plan
coupled with the team’s own networks from previous
projects. The 3 founders had put in some cash equity
of their own, so they had “skin in the game.”
Unit Type and
Sq m
Athi 2 BR
55 sq m
Tana 2 BR
63 sq m
Figure 3: Indicative differential pricing for 2 BR Athi and Tana Units at launch and completion - KES
Unit Type and
Sq m
Athi 2 BR
55 sq m
Tana 2 BR
63 sq m
Financing
Method
Figure 4: Indicative differential pricing for 2 BR Athi and Tana Units at launch and completion – USD
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2014 Launch Price 2016 Completion Price
KES m Price per Sq m KES m Price per Sq m
Cash outright 2.31 42 000 2.85 52 100
Cash instalment 2.44 44 300 2.96 53 800
Mortgage 2.57 46 700 3.00 54 500
Cash outright 3.06 48 800 3.45 55 100
Cash instalment 3.23 51 600 3.56 56 900
Mortgage 3.40 54 300 3.62 57 700
Financing
Method
2014 Launch Price 2016 Completion Price
$ Price per Sq m $ Price per Sq m
Cash outright 23 100 420 28 500 521
Cash instalment 24 400 443 29 600 538
Mortgage 25 700 467 30 000 545
Cash outright 30 600 488 34 500 551
Cash instalment 32 300 516 35 600 569
Mortgage 34 400 543 36 200 577
KARIBU believes that paying more for land that was
close to the main road and easy to service was a good
decision due to the challenges of providing access
and connecting to utilities. KARIBU also obtained
advice from the Arup Foundation, the development
arm of a large international engineering firm. Arup’s
suggestions included providing for wide storm
water drains and internal roads paved with concrete
blocks. This approach has meant that during heavy
rains RIVERVIEW has stayed relatively dry while
neighbouring estates experienced flooding.
2.5 Building Construction
Within each phase, the delivery of units was
staggered. This was carefully worked out with the
contractor such that its workforce was utilised
efficiently whilst allowing for a delivery of units that
more closely matched market demand.
A careful analysis of the most efficient block
footprints to save costs included:
• Maximising the gross internal area of a block (the
effective space being sold to customers) relative
to its gross external area (the built area paid for
by KARIBU); and
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2.8 Sales & Registration
4. Key Lessons
KARIBU also invested in
a Customer Relationship
Management (CRM)
system to allow it to
track interactions
with customers and
prospects.
• Minimising space wastage such that the mix of
block typologies would allow for a block pattern
that met density requirements whilst maximising
the sense of space across the estate.
KARIBU’s building design used a load bearing wall
structure as opposed to column and beam structure.
This eliminated the need for a more costly steel
framework without compromising on structural
integrity.
2.6 Marketing
KARIBU has a comprehensive marketing strategy,
from participating in Property Shows open to the
public, to having regular open days that are widely
advertised, and making presentations at companies
and government offices either directly or through
mortgage providers. KARIBU also invested in a
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system
to allow it to track interactions with customers and
prospects.
2.7 Pricing & Financing
KARIBU had developed six different unit typologies
between 30 and 95m2. At launch, the pricing of these
units ranged from approximately KES1.5 million to
KES5.5 million, depending not only on the unit size
and finish, but also on the mode of payment. KARIBU
offered three payment options - Cash Outright, Cash
Instalment or Mortgage.
The sales and registration process is quite
cumbersome and involves steps. Due to the
cumbersome registration process, KARIBU would
wait to group buyers and process their paperwork in
‘batches’ of between 10 – 30 purchasers.
The steps involved include:
• Step 1: Booking
• Step 2: Sale Agreement
• Step 3: Agreement for Lease
• Step 4: Construction Completion
• Step 5: Finalize payment and prepare for
registration
• Step 6: Submit Registration documentation
• Step 7: Stamp duty Valuation
• Step 8: Registration
• Step 9: Occupation
3. Buyer’s Experiences
Buyers of the Riverview development were both
owner occupiers and investors who purchased the
property to rent out. While the distribution between
these two types cannot be defined, KARIBU did
ascertain the intentions of its potential purchasers
at the time of booking. About 70% of purchasers
declared their motive, and of this set, about 70% had
stated they were purchasing for owner occupation vs
30% for investment purposes.
KARIBU staff helped identify a sample of 22
households who were willing to be interviewed. The
sample included 17 respondents from Athi units and
five respondents from Tana units.
The main observations from the interviews are
summarized below:
3.1 Buyer History & Household
Characteristics
• Most of the respondents are long term residents
of greater Nairobi.
• Most had moved from rental accommodationtypically
two bedroom flats.
• Security, Affordability and Environment were the
main factors that attracted the respondents to
RIVERVIEW.
• Most of the households are a traditional family
unit.
• Most of the respondents are under 45 and highly
educated.
• Many have a long commute to and from work and
most use their own car.
3.2 Financing Choices
• The overall preferred financing method was
Cash: Eleven of the respondents chose the
Cash Outright option while four chose the
Cash Instalments option. Only seven took out
mortgages.
• There were an equal number of Equity (cash)
Financed and Debt Financed buyers.
• The motivation for using equity (cash) only
financing varies: Some respondents had enough
savings for a cash purchase and did not need
debt. Others had assets that they could sell and
preferred to do that rather than taking on debt.
Most of the equity financed respondents used
personal savings.
• Assets Sales, Pension Savings and Salary Dues
were also an important financing source.
• SACCO loans are popular and easy to obtain. Two
respondents accessed SACCO development loans.
The loans were for 3-4 years at interest rates of 10
- 14%.
• The mortgage experience varied among
respondents. Two of the seven mortgages were at
subsidised rates; one at 3% and the other at 6%.
One of these was made possible by the employer
having placed a fixed deposit at the bank.
• Most of the mortgage borrowers intend to pay
down their mortgages early: Some respondents
said that they were paying more than the
monthly instalments due. Others said that they
were saving money in a Sacco so that they could
pay off the mortgage earlier.
There are a number of lessons from the key lessons
from the Case Study which are likely to be useful to
developers, policy makers and implementers of the
AHP. They include:
a) The time needed to deliver a project is lengthy
b) Sourcing well located land, serviced land is
critical
c) Transport is a major consideration
d) Planning and densities are important decisions
e) Construction costs and professional fees are very
high
f) Obtaining construction financing is very difficult
g) There is a big gap for owner occupied middle
income housing
h) The rental market should not be overlooked
i) Registration is time consuming
j) The mortgage market needs greater efficiency
k) There is need to tap into other financing sources
5. Conclusion
The case study provides a good overall picture of
the challenges of undertaking an affordable housing
development project in Kenya. The development
process is challenging and lengthy and requires the
developer to simultaneously overcome multiple
challenges. Sourcing well located, serviced land
is critical and transport is a major consideration.
Construction costs and professional fees are high.
And the registration process is inefficient and time
consuming. The non-fiscal measures proposed under
the AHP, including a one stop shop for approvals and
streamlining the registration process, could help
make the development process shorter and more
efficient. And a review of the taxes on construction
materials and contracts could lead to lower delivery
costs.
Developers also struggle to obtain financing, which
contributes to the differentiated pricing between
the Cash Outright, Cash Instalment and Mortgage
financed purchasers. Provision of an off-take
agreement, as currently designed under the AHP,
does not provide much incentive to local banks to
provide longer term funding, or reduce their interest
rates.
To download the full CAHF Case study, please click
HERE
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KPDA AGM Koroga Event
3rd May 2019
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KPDA/RAK Breakfast Forum
21st May 2019
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Bowmans Learning and
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13th June 2019
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HERI HOMES PROPERTIES LTD
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P. O. Box 19061 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0790 500 910
Website: www.herihomes.co.ke
HF DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENTS LTD
Rehani House, Corner of Kenyatta
Avenue and Koinange Street
P. O. Box 30088 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3262000/3262248
Website: www.housing.co.ke
HOME AFRIKA LTD
5th Floor, Penthouse 1, Morningside
Office Park, Ngong Road
P. O. Box 6254 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2772000
Website: www.homeafrika.com
IJENGA VENTURES LTD
5B Rivaan Centre
Muguga Green, Westlands
P. O. Box 2384 – 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0740 845 000
Website: www.ijenga.com
ACORN MANAGEMENT SERVICES LTD
2nd Floor, Acorn House
James Gichuru Road, Lavington
P. O. Box 13759 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 729 064/5/ 020 592 671
Website: www.acornholdingsafricacom
AHCOF INVESTMENTS (KENYA) LTD
4th Floor Morningside
Office Park, Ngong Road
P.O. Box 22592 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0728 393 698/0703 815 287
Website: www.astoriakenya.co.ke
AMAZON PROJECTS LTD
3rd Floor, The Greenhouse,
Suite 18 Ngong Road
P. O. Box 1756 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 718 520
Website: www.amazonprojects.co.ke
AMBOSELI COURT LTD
Savv Print Building, Mirema Road
P. O. Box 22350 – 00400 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0728 141 741
Website: www.amboselicourt.com
INFPAC LTD
INFPAC LTD
3rd Floor Occidental Plaza,
P. O. Box 45288 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0740 845 000
JABEZ PROPERTIES
Namanga Road Estate, Off Namanga
Road, Near Export Processing Zone (EPZ)
P. O. Box 23059 - 00604, NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 788 578
Website: www.jabezproperties.co.ke
KAMHOMES INVESTMENTS LTD
Valley View Office Park, Limuru Road
P. O. Box 74509 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0202 219 909
Website: www.kamhomes.com
KARIBU HOMES
30 Kyuna Crescent
P. O. Box 40063 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0705 151 515
Website: www.karibuhomes.com
AMS PROPERTIES LTD
6th Floor Eden Square, Block 1,
Westlands Road
P. O. Box 10713 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 366 0000
Website: www.amsproperties.com
CENTURY CITY PROPERTY LTD
3rd Floor VM Tower, The Village Market,
Limuru Road
P. O. Box 19 – 00621 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0701 066 144
Website: www.centurycitykenya com
BAHATI RIDGE DEVELOPMENT LTD
Off Gatanga Road, Thika
P. O. Box 47739 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 8155380
Website: www.bahatiridge.co.ke
CHERIEZ PROPERTIES LTD
Crater Automobiles Building,
Mombasa Road
P. O. Box 2149 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2424240 /0780 242 401
Website: www.cheriez.properties
BLUELINE PROPERTIES LTD
Wendy Court Unit 10,
David Osieli Road, Westlands
P.O. Box 2106 – 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 4441195
Website: www.blueline.co.ke
CHIGWELL HOLDINGS LTD
4th Floor Maksons Plaza (Next to Victoria
Courts) Parklands Rd, Westlands
P. O. Box 39542 – 00623 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3752113/4
Website: www.chigwell.co.ke
CAMELOT CONSULTANTS LTD
Brookview Apartment
Elgeyo Marakwet Road
P. O. Box 14533 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 387 2161
www.lantana-galu-beach.co.ke
CORAL PROPERTY INTERNATIONAL LTD
Peponi Plaza, Office No. B-0
P. O. Box 38568 – 00623 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3742854
Website: www.coralpi.com
KARUME
HOLDINGS
LIMITED
KARUME HOLDINGS LTD
3rd Floor, Cianda House,
Koinange Street
P. O. Box 30594 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0772 099 340
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KINGS DEVELOPERS LTD
2nd Floor Saj Ceramics Complex,
Opposite Cabanas Grounds, Embakasi,
Mombasa Road
P. O. Box 18215 – 00500 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 044619/20
Website: www.kingsdevelopers.com
KZANAKA LTD
Coopers Centre,
Kaptagat Road off Waiyaki Way
P. O. Box 40596 – 00100
Tel: 020 4452581/2/3
Website: www.coopers.co.ke
CYTONN REAL ESTATE LTD
3rd Floor Liaison House,
State House Avenue
P. O. Box 20695 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 4400420
Website: www.cytonn.com
DAYKIO PLANTATIONS LTD
3rd Floor Liaison House,
State House Avenue
P. O. Box 20695 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2215472
Website: www.daykio.com
DEWBURY LTD
DEWBURY LTD
2nd Floor, PurpleHaze Apartments
Kitale lane, Off Dennis Pritt Road
P.O. Box 12645 – 00400 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0737 676 767
www.purplehaze.co.ke
DUNHILL CONSULTING LTD
15 Hevea Court,
Eldama Ravine Road, Westlands
P. O. Box 1400 – 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0786 386 445
Website: www.dunhillconsulting.com
LASER PROPERTY SERVICES LTD
6th Floor, CPF House, Haile Selassie Avenue
Kaptagat Road off Waiyaki Way
P. O. Box 28938 - 00200
Tel: 0720 111 117
Website: www.laser.or.ke
LEO CAPITAL HOLDINGS LTD
Devson Court Suite Five, Hurlingham
P. O. Box 19061 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 4401313
Website: www.herihomes.co.ke
LORDSHIP AFRICA
Bishop Court, 4th Ngong Avenue
P. O. Box 47655 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2714726
Website: www.lordshipafrica.com
MANRIK GROUP LTD
Off Raphta Road
P. O. Box 45403 - 00100, NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 444 2100
Website: www.manrikgroup.com
MLIMA
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY LTD
ELM RIDGE LTD
Muthangari Drive
P. O. Box 14279 – 00800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 444 837
Website: erl@gathkenya.com
ELEGANT PROPERTIES LTD
8th Floor, Valley View Office Park
City Park Drive
P.O. Box 32705 – 00600 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0731 286 286
Website: www.elegantproperties.co.ke
ENDLESS AFRICA LTD
Methodist Ministries Centre,
Oloitiktok Road, Lavington
P. O. Box 67136 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3861134/5
ENKAVILLA PROPERTIES LTD
Trance Towers, 3rd Floor, Tsavo Road,
Off Mombasa Road
P.O. Box 14193-00800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0788 303 030
Website: www.enkavilla.co.ke
MEERA CONSTRUCTION LTD
3rd Floor, Krishna Plaza, Parklands
P. O. Box 22796 – 00400 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0733 726 750
Website: sgjeram@krishnagroup.co.ke
MLIMA CONSTRUCTION LTD
Lillian House
P. O. Box 41821 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0724 416 707
MML TURNER & TOWNSEND
2nd Floor, The Courtyard, General
Mathenge Drive, Westlands
P. O. Box 62899 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 232 4991
Website: www.turnerandtownsend.com
MUGUMO DEVELOPMENTS LTD
1st Floor Office Suites, Parklands Road
P. O. Box 45922 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0701 488 907
FAIRDEAL DEVELOPMENT &
INFRASTRUCTURE LTD
1st Floor, Kelico Complex,
Mombasa Road
P. O. Box 4159 - 00506 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0777 100 050/0705 791 702
Website: www.fairdealproperties.biz
FEDHA (MANAGEMENT) LTD
17th Floor, Eco Bank Towers,
Muindi Mbingu Street
P. O. Box 45625 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2222442/223776/213104
GOLDEN COMPASS LTD
17 Elm Cl, Aamersham HP65DD UK
P. O. Box 45404 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0733 708 787
Email: rajmeet@yahoo.com
Website: www.goldencompass.co.uk
HASS CONSULT LTD
1st Floor, ABC Place, Waiyaki Way
P. O. Box 14090 – 00800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0733 708 787
Website: www.hassconsult.co.ke
NATUREVILLE HOMES
Symbion House, Ground Floor
Opposite The Hub, Karen
P. O. Box 47369 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0731 558 553
Email: info@natureville.net
Website: www.natureville.net
NORCENT
PROJECTS LTD
NORCENT PROJECTS LTD
Nairobi West, Crossway Road 50
P.O. Box 11378 – 00400, NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 722 072
Email: kd@norcentprojectsltd.com
OAKPARK PROPERTIES LTD
No. 46, Muthangari Drive,
P. O. Box 10104 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0734 342 326
Website: www.oakparkltd.com
OPTIVEN LTD
14th Floor, Barclays Plaza Wing A,
Loita Street
P. O. Box 623 – 00600 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0702 831 083
Website: www.optiven.co.ke
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PDM (KENYA) LTD
12th Floor, IPS Building, Kimathi Street
P. O. Box 58470 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020-3316122
Website: www.pdmholdings.com
PENTAGON PROPERTIES LTD
5th Floor, Empress Office Suites,
P. O. Box 2451 – 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2498884
Website: www.pentagonproperties.co.ke
PIONEER HOLDINGS (AFRICA) LTD
6th Floor, Pioneer House, Moi Avenue
P. O. Box 20320 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2221775
Website: www.pioneer-africa.com
REALUX HOLDINGS LTD
Universal Plaza, Kidfarmaco Area Kikuyu
P.O. Box 101276 – 00101 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0721 154 444
Website: www.realuxholdings.co.ke
USERNAME INVESTMENTS
10th Floor, The Mirage Tower 3 and
6th Floor, International Life House
P. O. Box 66057 – 00800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0725 000 222/0725 000 680
Website: www.usernameproperties.co.ke
VAAL REAL ESTATE
4th Floor E11, WU YI Plaza,
Galana Road, Kilimani
P. O. Box 20227 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0725 111 444 / 0790 554 433
Website: www.vaal.co.ke
VISHWA DEVELOPERS LTD
DG Oasis, South C, Muhoho Road
P. O. Box 76268 - 00508 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2461445
Website: www.dgpropertiesltd.com
WOOD PRODUCTS KENYA LTD
69 Enterprise Road
P.O. Box 18009 – 00500 NAIROBI
Tel: 0728 976 780
Website: www.woodproducts.kenya.co.ke
REAL ESTATE MANAGERS / AGENTS
ROZANA PROPERTIES LTD
Ndemi Road, Kilimani
P. O. Box 3291 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0728 562 578
www.rozanaproperties.co.ke
SAYANI INVESTMENTS LTD
3rd Floor, IPS Building,
P. O. Box 41648 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0726 481 702
SHERRY BLUE PROPERTIES LTD
3rd Floor, Imperial Court, Westlands Road
P. O. Box 46402 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 37445935
Website: www.imarangroup.com
SHREEJI DEVELOPMENT LTD
No. 18 Lenana Road
P. O. Box 101511 - 00101 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0720 488 715
Website: www.mavokopark.co.ke
AXIS REAL ESTATE LTD
The Rahimtulla Tower, No 8,
Upper Hill Road
P. O. Box 10730 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2724848
Website: www.axisre.co.ke
BROLL KENYA LTD
Ground Floor, Westlands Office Park -
Acacia Block, Waiyaki Way, Westlands
P. O. Box 52727 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3742766
Website: www.broll.co.ke
KNIGHT FRANK KENYA LTD
Ground Floor, Lions Place, Waiyaki Way
P. O. Box 39773 - 00623 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 4239000
Website: www.knightfrank.com
PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES LTD
Fortis Tower, 10th Floor
Woodvale Groove, Westlands
P. O. Box 66365 - 00800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 237 0090
Website: www.pamgolding.co.ke
SIGIMO ENTREPRISES LTD
6th Floor Rhapta Road, New Rehema
Building, Westlands
P. O. Box 66331 – 00800 NAIROBI.
SJR PROPERTIES LTD
Off Enterprise Road, Road C
P. O. Box 38027 – 00623 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2146813
Website: www.sjr-properties.com
SLOK CONSTRUCTION LTD
Turi Complex Opposite Southern Sun
Mayfair Hotel, Mogotio Rd
P.O. Box 39244 - 00623, NAIROBI.
Tel: 0755 871888
Website: www.slokconstruction.co.ke
SOHAIL DEVELOPMENTS LTD
Lower Kabete Road, Westlands
P. O. Box 47656 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2680611/0722 206 013
Website: www.sohaildevelopments.com
SHABAHA SOLUTIONS LTD
Valley View Office Park
City Park Dr, Nairobi
P. O. Box 20 - 00627 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0729 487 529
Website: www.shabaharesidences.com
TYSONS LTD
First floor, Jubilee Insurance House
Wabera Street NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 207 403
Website: www.tysons.co.ke
RE/MAX HERITAGE
Suite B 10, Surveyors Court,
Woodvale Groove, Westlands
P. O. Box 8836 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 5284779
www.remax-kenya.com/heritage
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PROFESSIONAL FIRMS/ADVISORY SERVICE PROVIDERS
LAW FIRMS
SOMA PROPERTIES LTD
4th Floor, Sarit Centre Westlands
P.O. Box 14474 – 0800 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0203 747 408/9
Website: www.saritcentre.com
SUPERIOR HOMES KENYA LTD
Green Park Estate,
Athi River, Mombasa Road
P. O. Box 15992 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3579100/1
Website: www.superiorhomes.co.ke
TATU CITY LTD
Off Ruiru, Kiambu Road, Ruiru
P. O. Box 2739 - 00621 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0708 555 555
Website: www.tatucity.com
TECNOFIN KENYA LTD
James Gichuru, Gate 162
P. O. Box 28818 – 00100 NAIROBI
Tel: 0725 161 936
ANJARWALLA & KHANNA ADVOCATES
3rd Floor, The Oval, Junction of Ring Road nd
Jalaram Road Westlands,.
P. O. Box 200 - 00606, Sarit Centre NAIROBI.
Tel: 0203 640 000/ 0703 032 000/0203 640 201
Website: www.africalegalnetwork.com
COULSON HARNEY LLP
5th Floor, ICEA Lion Centre, West Wing,
Riverside Park, Chiromo Road
P. O. Box 10643 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2899000
Website: www.bowmanslaw.com
KANAGA AND ASSOCIATES LTD
Next To Nairobi Baptist Church,
House No. 2, Ngong Road
P. O. Box 51887 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: ‘0734 776 413
Website: www.kanagaandassociates.co.ke
KARANJA NJENGA AND COMPANY
ADVOCATES
3rd Floor, Surveyors Court,
Woodvale Grove, Westlands
P. O. Box 1775 - 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0725 452 889
Website: www.knjenga.co.ke
THE COMBINED
WAREHOUSES
LTD
THE COMBINED WAREHOUSES LTD
Refinery Place, Refinery Road
Changamwe, Mombasa
P. O. Box 81862 – 80100 MOMBASA.
Tel: 0702 217 800
THE EPIC PROPERTIES LTD
Western Heights, Karuna Road,
Westlands
P. O. Box 4872 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0792 857 473/4
Website: www.epicproperties.co.ke
THE GODOWN ARTS CENTRE
12 Dunga Road
P.O. Box 27772 – 00506 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0726 992 200
Website: www.thegowdownartscentre.com
TILISI DEVELOPMENTS LTD
4th Floor, Maksons Plaza, Parklands Road
P. O. Box 39542 – 00623 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0714 845 474
Website: www.tilisi.co.ke
KHAYESI NJAMBI & KHAYESI
ADVOCATES
Utumishi Coop House, 4th Floor
Mamlaka Rd off Nyerere Rd
P.O. Box 7989 – 00300 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0711 472 518
Website: www.knkadvocates.co.ke
KN LAW LLP
5th Floor, The Pavilion, Westlands
P. O. Box 52494 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3861305
Website: www.kn.co.ke
KNOW ADVOCATES LLP
The Stables
2nd Floor, Suites 42 & 49, Karen Road
P. O. Box 27970 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2667 425
Website: www.knowadvocates.com
MBOYA WANGONG’U & WAIYAKI ADVOCATES
Lex Chambers, Maji Mazuri Road Off
James Gichuru Road
P. O. Box 74041 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3860183/4
Website: www.lexgroupafrica.com
TRIDENT ESTATES LTD
10th Floor, Fortis Towers
Woodvale Groove Westlands
P. O. Box 17592 - 00500 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0700 002 222
Website: www.tridentestates.co.ke
TSG REALTY LTD
Ground Floor Acorn House
James Gichuru Road
P. O. Box 53927 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0712 042 121/0724 771 067
Website: www.bridgeinteractive.co.ke/tsg/
TWO RIVERS DEVELOPMENT LTD
9th Floor South Tower, Two Rivers Mall,
P. O. Box 10518 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 228 6160
Website: www.centum.co.ke
UNITY HOMES LTD
Shanzu Gardens,
P. O. Box 933 – 00621 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0707 662 250
Website: www.unityhomes.co.ke
MENEZES & PARTNERS ADVOCATES
307, Dhanjay Apartments, Valley Arcade,
Gitanga Road
P.O. Box 29708 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 522 7588
Website: www.menezesandpartners.com
MEREKA & CO. ADVOCATES
7th Floor, Ukulima Co-operative House,
P. O. Box 41620 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2226692
MMC AFRICA LAW
MMC Arches Springs Valley Crescent,
Off Peponi Road
P. O. Box 75362 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2167301/2
Website: www.wakili.com
MURIMI AND COMPANY ADVOCATES
2nd Floor, Electricity House,
Harambee Avenue
P. O. Box 54052 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2227701/2574177
Website: www.mmurimiadvocates.com
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ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS
CONTRACTOR FIRMS
ENERGY SAVINGS SOLUTIONS
PAINT SUPPLIER
BOOGERTMAN AND PARTNERS
ARCHITECTS LTD
Allianz Plaza,96 Riverside Drive, Nairobi
P.O. Box 2047 – 00606 NAIROBI
Tel: 020 440 8990 / 0736 399 361
Website: www.boogertmanandpartners.com
K&M ARCHPLAN LTD
Marbella Karen Park, Off Karen Road
P.O. Box 76240 – 00508 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0745 792 175
Website: www.kmarchplans.com
MORPHOSIS LTD
Katani Road
P. O. Box 262 - 00202 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0707 675 661
Website: www.morphosis.co.ke
PARAGON ARCHITECTS
1st Floor, 33 Fricker Road.
Illovo Boulevard Sandton,
2196 Johannesburg, South Africa
P. O. Box 2621 Houghton 2041
SOUTH AFRICA.
Tel: +27 (0) 83 449 2670
Website: www.paragon.co.za
QUESTWORKS
Questworks Place, Makueni Road and
Vihiga Road Junction, Kileleshwa
P. O. Box 18724 - 00500, NAIROBI.
Tel: 0724 583 351
Website: www.questworks.co.ke
DAVIS AND SHIRTLIFF LTD
Dundori Road, Industrial Area
P. O. Box 41762 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 6968000
Website: www.davisandshirtliff.com
TECHNICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD
91/269 Gigiri Off United Nations
Avenue, Gigiri
P.O. Box 45375 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0780 843 766 / 0780 396 264
KANSAI PLASCON KENYA LTD
Jirore Road, Off Enterprise Rd
Industrial Area
P.O. Box 18011 – 00500 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 6555 711/0730 699222/000
Website: www.plascon.co.ke
PROJECT MANAGERS
CAR AND GENERAL
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS/
MORTGAGE BANKS
BUY RENT KENYA LTD
5th Floor, Grosvenor Building
14 Riverside Drive
P. O. Box 580777 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2307051
Website: www.buyrentkenya.com
DLR GROUP AFRICA LTD
7th Floor Block/Eden Square Complex,
Chiromo Road
P. O. Box 856 – 00606 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3673710
Website: www.dlrgroup.com
TANDEM AND STARK LTD
3rd Floor, The Green House Suite 15,
Adams Arcade
P. O. Box 53328 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2318992/2055945
Website: www.tandemandstark.com
GLOBAL PROPERTY ADVICE
St Petersburg
P. O. Box 42882 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0718 920 995
www.globalpropertyadvice.com
CUMMINS C&G LTD
New Cargen House Lusaka Road,
Industrial Area
P.O. Box 20001 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0206 943 000 / 0206 943 100
Website: www.cumminscargen.com
COMMERCIAL BANK OF AFRICA LTD
Mara and Ragati Roads, Upper Hill, Nairobi
P. O. Box 30437 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2884648
Website: www.cbagroup.com
FUSION CAPITAL LTD
Ground Floor, ACK Garden House, Block A
P. O. Box 47538 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2710149/53
Website: www.fusioncapitalafrica.com
INVHESTIA AFRICA LTD
Ground Floor, Block B, Methodist
Ministries Center, Oloitoktok Road
P. O. Box 24350 – 00100 NAIROBI
Tel: 20 4400692
Website: www.invhestia.com
ASSOCIATIONS
INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS
CEMENT PRODUCERS
TOWN AND COUNTY PLANNERS
ASSOCIATION OF KENYA (TCPAK)
White Court, Galana Road, Kilimani
P. O. Box 38027 – 0010 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0725 028 572
Website: www.tcpak.com
BAMBURI CEMENT LTD
6th Floor, Kenya Re Towers, Upperhill
P. O. Box 10921 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2893000
Website: www.bamburicement.com
RHOMBUS CONCRETE LTD
Tara Road, Ridgeways Off Kiambu Road
P. O. Box 15570 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2172255
Website: www.rhombusconcrete.com
SAVANNAH CEMENT LTD
Athi River, Off Namanga Road
P. O. Box 27910 - 00100, NAIROBI.
Tel: 0725 999 036
Website: www.savannahcement.com
KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK LTD
18th Floor, Lonrho House
P. O. Box 45129 - 00100 NAIROBI
Tel: 020 4955000
Website: www.kcbbankgroup.com
POPOTE PAYMENTS LTD
2nd Floor, Block A
Magharibi Place Building
P. O. Box 25929 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0708 351 382
Website: www.popotepayments.co.ke
SPEARHEAD AFRICA LTD
2nd Floor, Corner House,
Mama Ngina Street
P. O. Box 57567 – 00200 NAIROBI
Tel: 020 513 7011
Website: www.spearheadafrica.co.ke
STANLINB FAHARI I-REIT
Liberty House 1st Floor Mamlaka Road
P.O. Box 30550 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0203 268 646
Website: www.stanlibfahariireit.com
SECURITY PROVIDERS
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
CERAMIC SUPPLIERS
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS
VEDMAN
CAPITAL LTD
SECUREMAN SERVICES LTD
83 Place, Kabarnet Road,
P. O. Box 6096 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 2000931
Website: www.secureman.co.ke
DAHUA TECHNOLOGY KENYA LTD
Mitsumi Business Park, Muthithi Road,
Westlands
Tel: 0796 212 197
Website: www.dahuasecurity.com
NEWLINE LTD
Ground Floor, Chester House, Loita Street
P. O. Box 10245 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3315110/3
Website: www.newline.co.ke
SAJ CERAMICS LTD
Mombasa Road - Opposite Doshi Hardware
P. O. Box 45244 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 3587001/2/3/4
Website: www.sajceramics.com
VEDMAN CAPITAL LTD
KEMU Hub, 4th Floor
P.O. Box 76156 – 00508 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 723 110
POLISH INVESTMENT & TRADE AGENCY
5th Floor, Flamingo Towers
Mara Road Upperhill
P.O. Box 48539 – 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 863 959 / 0789 802 522
Website: www.kenya.trade.gov.pl
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Ardhi House, 1st Ngong Avenue
P. O. Box 30450 – 00100NAIROBI
Tel: 020 2713833
Website: www.lands.go.ke
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Westend Place Building off Langata Rd
P.O. BOX 50264 – 0020 NAIROBI.
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Mariakani
P. O. Box 271 – 00204 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 205 396/0722 205 397
/0722 261 299
Website: www.mabati.com
ALI FABRICATION SOLUTIONS LTD
Fortis Industrial Park - Syokimau
P. O. Box 10911 – 00400 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0721 691 786
Website: www.alifab.co.ke
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The Mirage, Office 15A, Chiromo Road,
Westlands
P. O. Box 51034 – 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 020 - 250082/0714 078 661
/0721 335 749
Website: kumkangkind.com
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BUILDING MATERIAL
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P. O. Box 18056 – 00500 NAIROBI.
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Ruiru Kenya
P. O. Box 45155 - 00100 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0722 464 433
Website: www.cmax.co.ke
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Kellicoo Comlex, Mombasa Road
P. O. Box 3936 - 00506 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0721 123 123
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Koto House (Formerly the People Printing
House), Mombasa Road (Mlolongo,
Machakos County)
P. O. Box 52494 - 00200 NAIROBI.
Tel: 0789 80 89 91
Website: www.kotohousingkenya.co.ke
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‣ A total of 314 planning permit applications were approved in February and March 2019. They
were worth Kshs. 27, 117, 937, 995, giving the county a total of Kshs. 119, 480, 892 of revenue
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in terms of submission fees.
KPDA NCCG Building Permitting Approvals Report, February - March 2019
The KPDA Nairobi City County
Government (NCCG) Building
Permitting Approvals Report
February - March 2019
By Kenya Property Developers Association
‣ The highest investment of Kshs. 4.2 Billion in real estate in Nairobi County went to the Proposed
KPDA NCCG Building Permitting Approvals Report, February - March 2019
Renewal of Plan No. CPL-AL459- Islamic Centre to be developed by Adams Charitable Trust in
Woodley, Dagoretti North Sub County. The approval
SUMMARY STATISTICS
factories, earned and the go downs) County revenue amounting to
Kshs. 122, 735.
From the data, at least 0.72% of the 175 000 acres
A total of 314 planning permit applications were
of the county were approved to be under some
‣ approved On average in February the estimated and March value 2019. They of building were developments sort of construction approved or renovation was Kshs. with 86, Lang’ata, 326, 860 with
worth the submission Kshs. 27, 117, fee 937, averaging 995, giving Kshs. the county 380, a 512. Westlands, Embakasi South and Roysambu being
total of Kshs. 119, 480, 892 of revenue in terms of the areas where most land activity was taking
‣ submission Kenyan Building fees. Code of 1997 classifies how buildings place during of different that period classes in that should order. be constructed.
The For highest February investment and March of Kshs. the 4.2 approvals Billion in real made are classified as follows:
estate in Nairobi County went to the Proposed PERMIT APPLICATION ACTIVITY BY SUB-
77% (241) - Domestic Class (commercial developments, domestic buildings and offices)
Renewal of Plan No. CPL-AL459- Islamic Centre COUNTY
15% (47) - Public Class (social halls, religious buildings, libraries, schools, etc.)
to be developed by Adams Charitable Trust
8% (26) - Warehouse Class (industries,
in Woodley, Dagoretti North Sub County. The Westlands factories, and and Lang’ata go downs) Sub Counties led by number
approval earned the County revenue amounting of approvals, 59 each, as similarly witnessed in
‣ to From Kshs. the 122, data, 735. at least 0.72% of the 175 000 acres previous of months. the county Dagoretti were North approved took the to third be spot under some
On sort average of construction the estimated or value renovation of building with Lang’ata, with 34 Westlands, approvals, previously Embakasi held South by Starehe, and Roysambu and being
developments the areas where approved most was land Kshs. activity 86, 326, was 860 taking Embakasi place during East came that fourth period with 27 in approvals. that order.
with the submission fee averaging Kshs. 380, 512.
PERMIT Kenyan APPLICATION Building Code of ACTIVITY 1997 classifies BY SUB-COUNTY Dagoretti North saw the most investment by
how buildings of different classes should be
developers in the months of February and March.
Westlands constructed. and For Lang’ata February Sub and March Counties the led by number Westlands, of approvals, Lang’ata and 59 Roysambu each, as were similarly second, witnessed in
previous approvals months. made are Dagoretti classified as North follows: took the third third spot and with fourth 34 respectively approvals, in previously terms of investment held by Starehe,
and Embakasi 77% (241) East - Domestic came Class fourth (commercial with 27 approvals. by developers. Westlands received the highest
developments, domestic buildings and
revenue in terms of submission fees, with Dagoretti
Dagoretti offices) North saw the most investment by North developers and Lang’ata in the in second months and of third February positions and March.
Westlands, 15% (47) Lang’ata - Public Class and (social Roysambu halls, religious were second, respectively. third On and the other fourth hand respectively Embakasi North, in terms of
investment buildings, by libraries, developers. schools, Westlands etc.) received the Ruaraka highest and Mathare revenue contributed in terms of the submission least to the fees, with
Dagoretti 8% (26) North - Warehouse and Lang’ata Class (industries,
second and third county’s positions real respectively. estate revenue. On the other hand Embakasi
North, Ruaraka and Mathare contributed the least to the county’s real estate revenue.
Approvals by Sub Counties
59 59
34
27
19 17 16 14 13 12
The KPDA NCCG Building Permitting Approvals
Activity Report provides a summary of
statistical information on planning permitting
activity in Nairobi for February and March 2019.
Only statistics received from the Nairobi City County
Government, Urban Planning Department have been
used as references.
This report uses building permitting approval
requests submitted to the Nairobi City County
Government which are then analyzed and approved
by a specialist committee appointed by the Urban
Planning Department of the Nairobi City County
Government. The report contains information
on applications that have been approved by the
specialist committee highlighting development
locations, types, values, application revenues and
process performances.
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
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9 9 7 7 6 4 2
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is
accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of information is made. The permitting data
was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban
Planning Sector.
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.

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3
PERMIT APPLICATION ACTIVITY BY SUB-COUNTY (CONT.)
Amount of Investment by Sub Counties
4
BUILDING CLASS AND ZONAL USER
DENSITY ACTIVITY IN NAIROBI
According to the Kenya building code of 1997;
Class D - means any building which is neither a public
building nor a building of the warehouse class. They
are majorly residential but a few are also commercial.
Class P - means a building used or intended to be
used either ordinarily or occasionally, as a church,
chapel or other places of public worship, or as a
hospital, public institution, college or school not
being merely a private dwelling house so used,
theatre, public hall, public concert room, public
ballroom, public lecture room, or public exhibition
room, or as a public place of assembly for persons
admitted thereto by tickets or otherwise, or
used or intended to be used, wither ordinarily or
occasionally, for any other public purpose.
Class W - means a building designed or lawfully used
as a warehouse, go-down or factory, or for carrying
on a wholesale business, but does not include any
living accommodation which may form part of or be
annexed to such building, and the formation of an
access to a plot.
As usual, majority of the approvals made (77%)
were submitted under the building class category
domestic class which includes domestic buildings,
commercial developments and offices.
As usual, majority of the approvals made (77%) were submitted under the building class
domestic class which includes domestic buildings, commercial developments and offices.
Percentage of Permits Issued Per Building Class
Revenue to the County by Sub Counties
47, 15%
26, 8%
241, 77%
D
P
W
BUILDING CLASS AND ZONAL USER DENSITY ACTIVITY IN NAIROBI
According to the Kenya building code of 1997;
Class D - means any building which is neither a public building nor a building of the warehouse
class. They are majorly residential but a few are also commercial.
Class P - means a building used or intended to be used either ordinarily or occasionally, as a
church, chapel or other places of public worship, or as a hospital, public institution, college or
school not being merely a private dwelling house so used, theatre, public hall, public concert
room, public ballroom, public lecture room, or public exhibition room, or as a public place of
assembly for persons admitted thereto by tickets or otherwise, or used or intended to be used,
wither ordinarily or occasionally, for any other public purpose.
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
More than Kshs. 16 Billion was invested in residential usage while Kshs. 1.7 Billion was inv
industrial usage out of the Kshs. 27, 117, 937, 995 worth of investments. These inve
contributed Kshs. 77.9 Million and Kshs. 6.3 Million respectively to the County’s revenue in
approval submission fees out of the total Kshs. 119, 480, 892.
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Total Submission Fee by Zonal User/Density
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.

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Residential Public Commercial Industrial Use
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BUILDING CLASS AND ZONAL USER DENSITY ACTIVITY IN NAIROBI (CONT.)
More than Kshs. 16 Billion was invested in residential usage while Kshs. 1.7 Billion was invested in
industrial More than Kshs. usage 16 Billion out of was the invested Kshs. in 27, residential 117, usage 937, while 995 Kshs. worth 1.7 Billion of investments. was invested in These investments
industrial usage out of the Kshs. 27, 117, 937, 995 worth of investments. These investments contributed
contributed Kshs. 77.9 Million and Kshs. 6.3 Million respectively to the County’s revenue in form of
Kshs. 77.9 Million and Kshs. 6.3 Million respectively to the County’s revenue in form of approval
approval
submission
submission
fees out of the
fees
total
out
Kshs.
of
119,
the
480,
total
892.
Kshs. 119, 480, 892.
BUILDING CLASS CLASS BY BY LOCALITY LOCALITY
Top 10 Localities by Approvals
30
Total Submission Fee by Zonal User/Density
15
13
12
10 10 10
9
8 8 8
5
5
250
200
250
150
200
100
Number of Approvals by Zonal User/Density
RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL USE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL
231
Number of Approvals by Zonal User/Density
231
6
Karen Kilimani Eastleigh Industrial
Area
Donholm Westlands South C Nasra South B Lavington Kileleshwa
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is
The ‣ The highest highest development development permits permits in February in February and March and were March approved were approved in Karen, Kilimani, in Karen, Eastleigh, Kilimani,
accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of information is made. The permitting data
Industrial Eastleigh, Area Industrial and Donholm Area with and domestic Donholm infrastructures with domestic dominating infrastructures these dominating areas except in these from areas the
was Industrial except provided area from where to the the Industrial approvals KPDA by area were the where for Nairobi factories approvals City and County warehouses.
were for Development factories and warehouses. Control Section, Urban
Planning Sector.
30
Building Class Approvals by Locality
150
50
35
27 21
100
0
Residential Public Industrial Use Commercial
50
35
27 21
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is
accurate 0 no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of information is made. The permitting data
was provided Residential to the KPDA by the Public Nairobi City Industrial County Use Development Commercial Control Section, Urban
Planning Sector.
Total Estimated Cost by Zonal/User Density
25
20
15
10
5
0
24
6
10
5
11
2
12
8
1 1
10 9
1
9
5 3 7 1
D P D P D P W D P W D D P D D P D P D
Karen Kilimani Eastleigh Industrial Area Donholm Westlands South C Nasra South B LavingtonKileleshwa
8
Total Estimated Cost by Zonal/User Density
GRAPHS DEPICTING PERIOD OF APPROVALS
Most of the development projects took 1 to 7 days to be approved whereas two projects took over
a year to be approved.
Residential Public Commercial Industrial Use
Number of Days Taken for Approvals
70
61
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
60
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
Residential Public Commercial Industrial Use
information 50 is 45made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
41
BUILDING CLASS BY LOCALITY
40
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Top 10 Localities by Approvals
20
13
19
8

D P D P D P W D P W D D P D D P D P D
Karen Kilimani Eastleigh Industrial Area Donholm Westlands South C Nasra South B LavingtonKileleshwa
32 33
20
5 3
40
7
GRAPHS DEPICTING PERIOD OF APPROVALS
Most of the development projects took 1 to 7 days to be approved whereas two projects took over
a year to be approved.
Most of the development projects took 1 to 7 days to be approved whereas two projects took over a year
to be approved.
GRAPHS DEPICTING VALUE OF PROJECTS APPROVED AND THEIR REVENUE CONTRIBUTION TO
GRAPHS DEPICTING VALUE OF PROJECTS APPROVED AND THEIR REVENUE
NAIROBI COUNTY.
CONTRIBUTION TO NAIROBI COUNTY.
0
0 - 10,000,000 10,000,001 - 50,000,001 - 100,000,001 - 500,000,001 - More than
50,000,000 100,000,000 500,000,000 1,000,000,000 1,000,000,000
GRAPHS DEPICTING VALUE OF PROJECTS APPROVED AND THEIR REVENUE CONTRIBUTION
TO NAIROBI COUNTY (CONT.)
GRAPHS
KPDA NCCG
DEPICTING
Building
PERIOD
Permitting
OF APPROVALS
Approvals Report, February - March 2019 KPDA NCCG Building Permitting Approvals Report, February - March 2019
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
61
45 41
26 25
13
19
Number of Days Taken for Approvals
7 6 5 6 8 7 6 5 7
Cost of the Projects Approved
1 3 4 2 1 1 3 2 2 3 2 1 1 1
Out of 314 projects, 116 cost ten million and below, 121 cost between ten and fifty million, 74
projects Out of were 314 projects, valued 116 over cost fifty ten million, and below, and 3121 projects cost between cost ten more and fifty than million, a billion. 74 projects were
valued over fifty million, and 3 projects cost more than a billion.
No. of Days
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
Submission Fee Vs Rate of Approval
0 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000
Submission Fee
While
140
every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is
accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of information is made. The permitting data
was 120 provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban
Planning Sector.
100
80
60
40
20
0
116 121
0 - 10,000,000 10,000,001 -
50,000,000
34
50,000,001 -
100,000,000
35
100,000,001 -
500,000,000
500,000,001 -
1,000,000,000
5 3
More than
1,000,000,000
As the building code requires, most of the submission fee (85%) was dependent on the plinth area which
in turn dictated the cost of the investment apart from a few outliers as shown in the graphs. However the
As the building code requires, most of the submission fee (85%) was dependent on the plinth area
amount of revenue a project contributed to the county did not guarantee them faster approval or priority
8
which in turn dictated the cost of the investment apart from a few outliers as shown in the graphs.
in service, as evidenced by the graph above showing that both high paying and low paying projects took a
However few days the to amount be approved. of revenue a project contributed to the county did not guarantee them faster
approval or priority in service, as evidenced by the graph above showing that both high paying and
low paying projects Relationship took a few Between days to Estimated be approved. Cost and Rate of Approval
While every reasonable effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is
accurate no
400
guarantee for the currency or accuracy of information is made. The permitting data
was provided 300 to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban
Planning Sector.
No of Days
600
500
200
100
Out of 314 projects, 116 cost ten million and below, 121 cost between ten and fifty million, 74
projects were valued over fifty million, and 3 projects cost more than a billion.
600
Submission Fee Vs Rate of Approval
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
Estimated Cost
Millions
While every reasonable 500 effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this report is accurate no guarantee for the currency or accuracy of
information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
400
No. of Days
300
200
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120000
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information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
100000
Submission Fee vs Plinth Area

100
34
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
Millions
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Estimated Cost
GRAPHS DEPICTING VALUE OF PROJECTS APPROVED AND THEIR REVENUE CONTRIBUTION
TO NAIROBI COUNTY (CONT.)
Submission Fee
120000
100000
80000
60000
40000
20000
0
-20000
FOR MORE INFORMATION, KINDLY CONTACT THE KPDA SECRETARIAT
Kenya Property Developers Association
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Marcus Garvey Road
Off Argwings Kodhek, Kilimani Area
P. O. Box 76154 – 00508 Nairobi, Kenya
Telephone: +254 737 530 290/0725 286 689
Email: ceo@kpda.or.ke
Website: www.kpda.or.ke
FOR MORE INFORMATION, KINDLY CONTACT THE KPDA SECRETARIAT
Kenya Property Developers Association
Fatima Flats, Suite 4B
Marcus Garvey Road
Off Argwings Kodhek, Kilimani Area
P. O. Box 76154 – 00508 Nairobi, Kenya
Telephone: +254 737 530 290/0725 286 689
Email: ceo@kpda.or.ke
Website: www.kpda.or.ke
Submission Fee vs Plinth Area
R² = 0.8545
0 2000000 4000000 6000000 8000000 10000000 12000000 14000000
Plinth Area
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information is made. The permitting data was provided to the KPDA by the Nairobi City County Development Control Section, Urban Planning Sector.
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