The KPDA Developers Digest Magazine-Q2 Issue

DIGEST

Policy Framework For Sustainable

Urban Development

KENYA PROPERTY DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION

KPDA

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Join a like-minded family.


KPDA BOARD APPOINTMENT

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KPDA SECRETARIAT

Chief Executive Officer- Vincent Mwango

Membership & Public Relations Officer-Yvonne Ndegwa

Finance and Administrative Officer - Diana Kebia

Programs Officer-Yitzhak Juma

Research and advocacy Officer - Sue Ellen Mumbi

Membership & Communications Support - Sylvia Moraa

KPDA BOARD MEMBERS

Ken Luusa

Board Chairman

Raghav Gandhi

Board Director

Samuel Kariuki

Board Director

Hamish Govani

Board Director

Anne Muchiri

Board Director

Caroline Karugu

Board Director

Stella Mutai

Board Director

Caroline Kihara

Board Director

Alex Waiharo

Board Director

Zoravar Singh

Board Director

Michael Kaniu

Board Director

Shiv Arora

Board Director

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KPDA Chairman

Opening Remarks

Greetings from the Kenya Property Developers

Association!

Welcome to the Q2 issue of the KPDA Developers

Digest. This publication reflects our relentless commitment

to advocating for better policies and practices

in the built environment sector. Our theme for this

issue, “Legal Frameworks, Supporting Sustainable

Urban Development,” underscores the vital role of

robust legal and policy structures in shaping the

future of our cities and the importance of the legal

profession in real estate ventures.

KPDA has been at the forefront of championing

policy reforms and advocating for an enabling environment

for property developers in Kenya.

Our efforts are not merely about regulatory compliance but about driving sustainable urban

growth, economic vitality and social equity. As urban populations swell and climate change

impacts intensify, the need for innovative and sustainable development models has never

been more critical.

POLICY AND ADVOCACY ACTIVITIES

Ken Luusa-KPDA Board Chairman

This quarter, we are proud to report on our advocacy initiatives;

1. Retention of the 15% Corporate Tax Incentives for Residential Real Estate

Developers: Initially proposed for removal, the 15% tax rebate for developers constructing 100

units annually has been retained. This incentive is crucial for fostering affordable housing

development, ensuring that developers can continue to contribute to reducing Kenya’s housing

deficit, which currently stands at over 2 million units. By maintaining this tax rebate, we are

supporting the creation of thousands of jobs and stimulating economic activity within the

construction sector.

2. Adjustment of E-TIMS Integration Requirements: The mandatory integration of

service providers into the electronic invoicing system, e-TIMS, has been adjusted for entrepreneurs

with an annual turnover of less than KES 1 million. This change alleviates the compliance

burden on smaller businesses, encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation. By simplifying

these requirements, we create a more inclusive environment that supports the growth of

SMEs, which are the backbone of our economy.

In our strategic engagements, KPDA has continued to forge strong partnerships with government

entities to address critical issues affecting the sector. Recently, we engaged in high-level

discussions with the leadership of Nairobi City County, led by Hon. Johnson Sakaja. This

dialogue focused on several key areas:

1. Streamlining Development Approvals: Addressing challenges with development approvals

following the migration from e-DAMS to the Nairobi Planning and Development Management

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KPDA Chairman

Opening Remarks

Ken Luusa-KPDA Board Chairman

System (NPDMS). Simplifying these processes is essential for reducing project delays and

costs, thereby accelerating the delivery of essential infrastructure and housing projects.

2. Enhancing Public Participation: Promoting greater public participation with key stakeholders

and professionals on real estate matters, with KPDA as the umbrella body for property

developers. This inclusive approach ensures that the voices of all stakeholders are heard,

leading to more balanced and effective policy decisions.

3. Preserving Green Spaces: Emphasizing the need to protect green spaces, parks, and

playgrounds to preserve our natural habitat and enhance the quality of urban life. At KPDA,

we strongly believe that sustainable urban development must prioritize environmental stewardship

alongside economic growth.

We are also proud to announce the inclusion of two KPDA corporate members-Mr. Nickson

Otieno, CEO Niko Green Ltd and Stanley Maina, Managing Director Mlima Construction on

the Nairobi Planning and Development Systems Review Taskforce. This recognition underscores

our role as a leading advocate for the real estate sector, driving policy and regulatory

reforms that benefit the entire industry.

EVENTS AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING ENGAGEMENTS

Notable events in the 2nd quarter include the KPDA CEO Breakfast, where industry leaders

discussed the current property market outlook and strategic initiatives for the future. Our

Annual General Meeting provided a platform to review our progress and set ambitious goals

for the coming year. Additionally, our Mid-Year corporate networking Koroga event fostered

valuable connections and collaborations within the industry.

KPDA’s commitment to technological innovation and sustainability is evident in this publication.

We present a comprehensive policy framework for sustainable urban development,

addressing the multifaceted challenges modern cities face. Our goal is to create urban spaces

that are not only economically vibrant but also environmentally responsible and socially

equitable.

As we look ahead, we remain steadfast in our dedication to advocating for policies that support

sustainable development, fostering innovation and ensuring the real estate sector thrives.

Our efforts are geared towards building a future where our cities are inclusive, resilient, and

sustainable.

Thank you for your continued support and collaboration. We look forward to your active participation

in our efforts to shape a brighter future for the real estate sector and the communities

we serve.

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Using the Aluminium Formwork System

Parin Shah Architects Established in 2006,

has grown into a firm with extensive experience

in a wide range of projects which

includes Premium housing, affordable housing,

Mixed use developments, Hospitality

projects and shopping malls. In a bid for

density, sustainability, and affordability they

compose designs that encompass unique,

desirable, and ultimately financially successful

projects with unique construction technologies.

Apart from India, Parin shah architects

has been working in Ethiopia, Kenya,

Democratic republic of Congo, Cameroon,

Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea and have

completed around 200 million square feet of

projects.

Registered since 1998, Parin Shah is the Principal

architect of the rm Parin Shah Architects, Member of

the Council of Architecture Of India and the Royal

Institute of British Architects.

1. Being in practice for more than two decades now, how does Parin Shah Architects function?

We understand the importance of designing to satisfy the client’s requirements and that every

job is unique in size, budget constraints and thus requires an individual approach. We maintain

a strong working relationship with development partners with a willingness to see the bigger

picture.

2. What is your design philosophy?

We have evolved professionally and have built our expertise in unique design methodologies as

well as time saving construction techniques. We create impactful projects with aesthetic integrity

and an enduring design character. Through a continuous development of holistic function and

essential components, we implement a transparent, thoughtful, and rigorous design process

that promotes excellence and sustainability. We create value through design while making use

of neat components, designing in straight lines and at right angles. Our core philosophy is to

make use of everything necessary to achieve a unique yet minimalistic outcome. Doing so not

only do we design based on the lines of minimalism but also sow projects based on the client’s

requirements for maximum utility and efficiency.

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3. What makes your firm unique?

Our firm maintains a competitive edge not only because we understand the process of designing

a project in homogeneity to the construction development and services but also respond to

the needs of the local and global scale with an awareness of planning processes and the ability

to maximize a site’s potential with a precision that is vital for the success of every project.


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We deliver a wholesome package which includes architectural, structural drawings, services

layouts, technical details etc to our clients with the construction costs right at the beginning

itself.

We consider all of the above mentioned aspects during the planning right from the beginning

due to which the project execution is smooth and hassle free. With a keen eye for details,

sound construction and technical knowledge we are able to design better with reduced construction

costs. We remain committed from concept to completion, have the passion to understand

what the client wants and articulate that in our designs while paying attention to detail and

squeezing innovation into the design.

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What current construction material and trend have you adapted to and why?

Aluminium formwork by Kumkang Kind is opening up infinite opportunities for builders and is

enabling them to create sustainable architectural wonders. The aluminium formwork technology

has great potential for application to provide affordable housing to its rising population. With the

ability to meet the needs of the future, we have hence considered this construction technology

for our futuristic projects, which makes the construction faster, better and more environmentally

sustainable as compared to any other conventional construction technology.

What value does aluminium formwork system bring to the construction industry?

Aluminium formwork system serves as a cost effective and efficient tool to solve the problems

of the mass housing project all over the world. It aims to maximize the use of modern construction

techniques and equipment. The total project cost and the duration of the project is lesser

than the conventional formwork system as it brings down the structural cost by 20 to 25 percent

and the structure duration will be reduced by 50 percent over the conventional method with

lesser labour inputs proving to be beneficial and viable in every way. It is the best suitable

system in terms of Safety, Quality, Cost and Duration over the conventional formwork system. It

is identified to be suitable for mass housing construction where quality and speed can be maintained

at a reasonably high level. It is adaptable for any design of a building and establishes a

kind of assembly line production benefiting the construction industry.

What does the Aluminium formwork technology have to offer?

• It is a precision engineered formwork fabricated in aluminium and is the most effective

mean available for mass housing reinforced concrete structures.

• It is flexible in design and can form any architectural or structural configuration, it reveals

a good quality fair face onto which a 4-5mm skin coat can be applied for a perfect finish and it

can be manually handled generating savings on heavy equipment and cranes.

How does Aluminium formwork system have an edge over the other constructions techniques?

All walls, columns, beams, slab, and staircases of aluminium formwork system are assembled

together and concrete is poured at one single shot. The whole structure is constructed with

cast-in-situ load bearing walls by using pre-engineered aluminium forms with form-finished

concrete and no plaster on any face. Construction period can be significantly reduced and the

quality of concrete surfaces is much better than using the conventional formwork system. Since

the system is monolithic the absence of numerous joints makes it stronger as compared to the

precast formwork.

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What are the advantages of Aluminium formwork system?

• Aluminium sections are large enough to be effective, yet light enough in the weight to be

handled by a single worker.

• The formwork does not depend upon heavy lifting equipment and can be handled by

unskilled labours.

• Fast construction is assured and is particularly suitable for large magnitude construction

of respective nature at one project site.

• Construction carried out by this system has exceptionally good quality with accurate

dimensions for all openings to receive windows and doors, right angles at meeting points of wall

to wall, wall to floor, wall to ceiling, etc concrete surface finishes are good to receive painting

directly without plaster.

• System components are durable and can be used several times without sacrificing the

quality or correctness of dimensions and surface.

• Monolithic construction of load bearing walls and slabs in concrete produces structurally

superior quality with very few constructions joints compared to the conventional column and

beam slabs construction combined with filter brick work or block work subsequently covered by

plaster.

• In takes a 4 day cycle of casting the floor together with all slabs as against 14 to 20 day

cycle in the conventional method, resulting in a saving of 10 to 15 days per floor in the overall

completion period.

• As all the walls are cast monolithic and simultaneously with floor slabs requiring no

further plasters finish. Therefore, the time required is saved as compared to the conventional

method for construction of walls and plastering.

• Usage of aluminium formwork can result in an increase of 5% of usable area.

• Aluminium panels can last up to 100 - 200 repetitions before being recycled or sold at

scrap value.

What kind of hardware and software assembly is used in this formwork?

The hardware consists of high strength aluminium alloy components that are fitted together and

erected using pin and wedge system. These panels are lightweight with excellent stiffness to

weight ratio yielding minimum defection under concrete loading. They are often manufactured in

standard sizes. The panels precisely fit and require no bracing and the walls are held together

with high strength wall ties while decks are supported by beams and props. As of software is

concerned state of art and computer aided software is used to design the formwork by experienced

designers incorporating the optimum assembly procedures, most efficient construction

process, economical panel selection and ultimately minimising capital and operational costs.

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Gerji village project in Ethiopia


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10. Could you give details of a project which you have recently executed using Aluminium formwork.

Federal Housing Corporation (Government Housing Agency of Ethiopia) had appointed Us

(Parin Shah Architects) for the design of Gerji village project in Ethiopia. The project comprises

of 510 apartments (3 bed, 4bed and 5 bed duplex) with a club house. Total construction area of

the project was 120,000 Square meter. Our scope of work in this project was Architecture,

Structure, Mechanical, Electrical, plumbing, infrastructure, landscape and Co-ordination with

Kumkang Kind Aluminum formwork vendor. With our vast experience of using Aluminium formwork

technology, we were able to complete the entire project in 18 months. The Gerji Village

project was inaugurated by the Ethiopian high ranking officials. It is said that the project is first

in its kind and a unique housing development in Ethiopia.

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BUILDING GREEN:ADVANTAGES FOR

DEVELOPERS AND HOMEOWNERS

Have you considered the cost of climate change on buildings?

As urbanization accelerates in Kenya and the impacts of climate change become more

pronounced, a critical question arises: can green buildings be the solution to our environmental

and developmental challenges? The recent climate change effects, particularly the April-May

2024 floods in Kenya led to massive loss of lives, destruction of property, and disruption of

businesses, and highlighted the need for sustainable building practices.

Can Green Buildings Be a Solution?

Green buildings are designed to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human

health and the natural environment. This is achieved through efficient use of energy, water, and

resources, protecting occupant health, and reducing pollution, and environmental

degradation. The demand for green buildings is rising in Kenya, driven by increasing awareness

of environmental issues, government regulations, and market incentives. Currently, Kenya has a

proposed Climate Change Green and Resilient Buildings Regulations 2023 which seeks to

establish a green resilient building unit under the State Department for Public Works.

Why Green Buildings?

Environmental Impact: Green buildings significantly reduce energy consumption and

carbon emissions.

Economic Advantages: Although the initial cost of green buildings can be higher, they offer

long-term financial benefits. Studies have shown that green buildings can yield an average

return on investment of 19.2% over traditional buildings.

Market Demand and Value: Sustainable buildings are increasingly valued by tenants and

buyers.

In conclusion, adopting an ESG due diligence and compliance checklist is crucial for

developers aiming to mitigate the effects of climate change and achieve sustainability. By

integrating these practices into their projects, developers not only contribute to environmental

preservation but also position themselves for long-term success in a rapidly evolving market

focused on sustainable development. Ready to get started, contact us at

smuraguri@mmw.legal

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POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATIVE DESIGN

PRACTICES TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Urbanization offers a chance to bring about socio-economic benefits. However, if not well

managed, it may create governance, infrastructure, housing, environment and resource challenges

which can hamper development. Thus, there is need to develop a policy framework that

willbalance urbanisation to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of

future generations to achieve their own needs. Such development may be achieved through

innovative design practices which aim at creating liveable, equitable and environmentally sustainable

cities that meet the needs of current and future generations.

This article focuses on the importance of innovative design practices while giving the legislative

bearing for sustainable urban development.

IMPORTANCE OF INNOVATIVE DESIGN PRACTICES

Innovative design practices refer to approaches, methods, and techniques that depart from

conventional or traditional norms to achieve novel and often ground breaking solutions. It

encompasses a wide range of practices and principles including the efficient use of resources,

the promotion of renewable energy sources, the reduction of pollution and waste, and the

creation of green spaces. It aims at addressing current and future challenges in unique ways.

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For a city to be sustainable, it must be socially inclusive, environmentally safe and economically

productive. Technology and governance are some of the dimensions used to measure urban

sustainability. Smart technology plays a crucial role in the realization of sustainable urban

design

as it encompasses various digital and communication tools which include the Internet of Things

(IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

which offer innovative solutions to urban challenges.

Smart technology can be used to develop various innovations for sustainable urban development

such as;

• Smart Energy Systems which enable more efficient production, distribution and

consumption of energy, reducing the carbon footprint.

• Smart Transportation Systems which use data to optimize traffic flow, reduce

congestion and promote alternative modes of transportation such as electric vehicles and

public transit which as a result will contribute to lower emissions and improved air quality.

• Water Management Solution which use IoT to monitor and manage water use and

distribution by identifying leaks ensures sustainable water consumption and conservation.

• Waste Management Solution which involves developing smart waste systems to monitor

waste levels will help reduce fuel consumption and emissions associated with waste

management.

• Smart Buildings and adaptive lighting systems adjust energy use which significantly

reduce energy consumption.

Kenya has put in place a legal framework forming part of development law that guides these

innovative design practices for urbanization. Development Law provides the framework that

governs the planning, design, and implementation of urban development projects, aiming to

balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, community needs, and cultural

preservation. These laws aim to promote sustainable urban development, ensure environmental

protection, and enhance the quality of life. Some of these major laws are;

• The Constitution of Kenya (2010) which guarantees the right to a clean and healthy

environment and mandates the state to ensure sustainable exploitation, utilization,

management, and conservation of the environment and natural resources.

• The Physical and Land Use Planning Act (2019) which provides a framework for the

preparation and implementation of physical and land use development plans while

establishing guidelines for the development, management, and use of land, ensuring

orderly development and sustainable use of resources.

• The Environmental Management and Coordination Act (EMCA) (1999, amended

2015) which mandates regular environmental audits to ensure compliance with

environmental standards and regulations. It also establishes the National Environment

Management Authority (NEMA) as the regulatory authority for environmental

management. It sets standards and requirements that promote sustainable development,

protect natural resources, and involve the community in decision-making

processes.

• The Building Code (1968) and Revised Building Regulations which provides

standards for building design, construction, and maintenance while ensuring the buildings

are safe, healthy and habitable.

LEGISLATIVE BEARING FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

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As a result of Article 2 (5) & (6) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 development law in Kenya

includes several international treaties as well which Kenya is a member of and are related to

sustainable urban development and environmental protection. Some of these treaties are;

• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) (1992)

whose objective is to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a

level

that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system. It

also

encourages the development of sustainable cities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions

through energy-efficient buildings, renewable energy, and sustainable transportation.

• Kyoto Protocol (1997) aims at reducing greenhouse gas emissions based on the

premise

that global warming exists and human-made CO2 emissions have caused it while

promoting energy-efficient urban development practices and the use of low-carbon

technologies in urban infrastructure.

• United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) (1994) which aims

at combating desertification and mitigating the effects of drought through national

action

programs.

While the application of smart technology for sustainable urban development has promising

prospects, there are various challenges that must be addressed to fully realize these innovations.

Such challenges include climate change, population growth, insufficient financial resources,

weak governance and cultural resistance to change. These challenges can however be remedied

by;

• Strengthening governance structures, updating regulatory frameworks, and ensuring

political commitment to sustainability.

• Mobilizing funding through public-private partnerships.

• Enhancing technical expertise and capacity through training programs, knowledge

sharing,

and international cooperation.

• Raising public awareness and encouraging community participation in urban planning

processes.

• Promoting research and innovation in sustainable design practices and technologies.

When these remedies are embraced and implemented, the innovations would offer a pathway

to transforming urban areas into sustainable, efficient and inclusive communities while presenting

a market opportunity for investments.

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CONCLUSION

As urbanization continues its relentless march, cities must rise to the challenge of sustainable

development to ensure a prosperous, equitable, and ecologically sound future to transcend the

hurdles posed by rapid urbanization. Sustainable urban development using innovation design

practices should be embraced as a critical strategy for building future cities so that they create a

liveable, resilient and equitable environment.

Brief Profile

Mutungi Kithinji & Company Advocates is a firm that serves financial entities and SMEs in diverse

areas. The firm also advises on disputes avoidance and resolution, routinely representing its clients

in various dispute resolution forums. The contributors to this article are Catherine Mutungi and

Susan Wavinya.

Spring Valley Business Park, Lower Kabete Rd, Block A, 2nd Floor

P.O Box 1775-00606, Sarit Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.

+254 725 452 889 / 736 225 432

info@knjenga.co.ke

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GALLERY OF EVENTS

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Koroga Cook-Out

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Koroga Cook-Out

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Koroga Cook-Out GALLERY OF EVENTS

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KPDA CEO Breakfast

GALLERY OF EVENTS

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KPDA CEO Breakfast

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KPDA CEO Breakfast

GALLERY OF EVENTS

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Roundtable Discussions

With the county government of Nairobi

GALLERY OF EVENTS

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Roundtable Discussions

With the county government of Nairobi

GALLERY OF EVENTS

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KPDA DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS AS AT JULY 2024

PROPERTY DEVELOPERS

Regus Vienna Court, Cresent Road

P. O. Box 10921 - 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0725 132 957

Website: www.14trees.com

2nd Floor, Acorn House

James Gichuru Road, Lavington

P. O. Box 13759 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 729 064/5/ 020 592 671

Website: www.acornholdingsafrica.com

Africa Reit Limited, 254 Africa Reit,

Karen road,

Opposite Karen Country Club, NAIROBI

C:+254-726290196

E:info@africareit.com

Website: https://www.africareit.com/

ALP West Logistics Park, Tilisi

Development,

Ngecha Chunga Rd, Off Nairobi-Nakuru

Highway NAIROBI

Tel: +254 714954103

Website: https://africawarehouses.com/

3rd Floor, The Greenhouse, Suite 18

Ngong Road

P. O. Box 1756 - 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0722 718 520

Website: www.amazonprojects.co.ke

6th Floor Eden Square, Block 1,

Westlands Road

P. O. Box 10713 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 366 0000

Website: www.amsproperties.com

90 JGO, 4th Floor, James Gichuru

Road, Lavington NAIROBI

Tel: +254 207602640

Email: info@januscontinental.com

Website: https://www.januscontinental.com/en

Off Gatanga Road, Thika

P. O. Box 47739 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 8155380

Website: www.bahatiridge.co.ke

Wendy Court Unit 10,

David Osieli Road, Westlands

P.O. Box 2106 – 00606 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 4441195

Website: www.blueline.co.ke

Brookview Apartment

Elgeyo Marakwet Road

P. O. Box 14533 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 387 2161

Website: www.lantana-galu-beach.co.ke

One Padmore Place, 8th Floor,

George Padmore Rd, Kilimani off Ngong

Road. NAIROBI

C: 254 780-500-177/ +254-101-400-404

E: sales@canaandevelopers.com

Website: https://canaandevelopers.com/

9th floor, South Tower, Two Rivers

NAIROBI

C: +254 713 877 777

E: centum.re@centum.co.ke

Website: www.centum.co.ke

The Village Market

PO Box 19 -00621,

VM Tower - 3rd Floor NAIROBI

Tel: +254 7122017

Email: info@centurycitykenya.com

Website: http://www.centurycitykenya.com/

P.0 Box 2371 – 00200

Email: info@cherdafrica.co.ke

Tel: (+254)113855186

Website: https://cherdafrica.co.ke/

4th Floor Maksons Plaza (Next to Victoria

Courts)

Parklands Rd, Westlands

P. O. Box 39542 – 00623 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3752113/4

Website: https://www.chigwellholdings.com/

Peponi Plaza, Office No. B-0

P. O. Box 38568 – 00623

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3742854

Website: www.coralpi.com

11th Floor, Sky Park Plaza

Westlands, Waiyaki Way

P.O Box 14365-00800 NAIROBI

Tel: _254 705 828 416

Website: https://www.crossboundary.com/

House 13, The Crescent

NAIROBI

C: +254-740-108-108

E: info@daigaproperties.com

Website: https://www.daigaholdings.com/

3rd Floor Liaison House,

State House Avenue

P. O. Box 20695 – 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2215472

Website: www.daykio.com

1st Floor, Kelico Complex,

Mombasa Road

P. O. Box 4159 - 00506

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0777 100 050/0705 791 702

Website: www.fairdealproperties.biz

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PROPERTY DEVELOPERS

17th Floor, Eco Bank Towers,

Muindi Mbingu Street

P. O. Box 45625 – 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2222442/223776/213104

Website: www.fedhagroup.co.ke

5TH FLOOR, LA CROISETTE, GRAND

BAIE, MAURITIUS

MAURITIUS

Tel: +230 260 0524

Website: https://greafrica.group/

1st Floor, ABC Place,

Waiyaki Way

P. O. Box 14090 – 00800 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0733 708 787

Website: www.hassconsult.co.ke

Juja City Mall, Kalimoni,

1st Floor: Office No. 48. (Exit 14B from

A2) KIAMBU

T: +254798 444 111

E: info@herencia.co.ke

Website: https://herencia.co.ke/

Lumen Square-501 Shivachi Rd


T:+254 728228875

E: austin@homeglobal.org

Website: www.homeglobal.org

Iceberg International Ltd

Pili Trade Center, 1st Floor

Opp Hilton Garden Inn, Mombasa Road

P.O. Box 15076 - 00100 NAIROBI

C:+254 722 371 223

E: info@iceberg.co.ke

Website: https://iceberg.co.ke/

Suite B10, Surveyors Court, Woodvale

Grove, Westlands

P. O. Box 8836 – 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0718 756 254

Namanga Road Estate, Off Namanga

Road, Near Export Processing Zone (EPZ)

P. O. Box 23059 - 00604, Nairobi

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0722 788 578

Website: www.jabezproperties.co.ke

30 Kyuna Crescent

P. O. Box 40063 - 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0705 151 515

Website: www.karibuhomes.com

3rd Floor, Cianda House,

Koinange Street

P. O. Box 30594 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0772 099 340

Off Mombasa-Nairobi Road, Mikindani,

Behind CMC

P.O. Box 81141-80100 MOMBASA

Tel: +254 (0) 2020 38280 / 1

Email: info@kaydeegroup.com

Website: http://www.kaydeegroup.com/

P.O Box 48183 – 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 721 534 461

Sameer Africa, Enterprise Road, Nairobi

Tel: +(254)790 498 824

Email: info@kwangukwako.com

NAIROBI

Website: https://kwangukwako.com/

Coopers Centre,

Kaptagat Road off Waiyaki Way

P. O. Box 40596 – 00100

Tel: 020 4452581/2/3

Website: www.coopers.co.ke

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

Bishop Court,

4th Ngong Avenue

P. O. Box 47655 – 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0202 714 726

Website: www.lordshipafrica.com

Off Raphta Road

P. O. Box 45403 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 444 2100

Website: www.manrikgroup.com

BD Plaza, 4th Floor

P.O Box 81012-80100

MOMBASA

C:+254 748 633 333

E: fhamza@megnahomes.com

The Courtyard

2nd Floor, West Wing,

General Mathenge Drive, Westlands

P.O. Box 43233-00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: +254 722 123 000

Website: www.mividahomes.com

Lillian House

P. O. Box 41821 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0724 416 707

Email: kariukimainaus@yahoo.com

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PROPERTY DEVELOPERS

1st Floor Office Suites,

Parklands Road

P. O. Box 45922 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0701 488 907

National Cooperative Housing Union

Ltd, Nachu Plaza, No.15, Kiambere Rd,

Upperhill behind Don Bosco Church

P.O BOX: 51693-00200 NAIROBI

C:+254 20 2668574/87, 0724 255 464

E:info@nachu.or.ke

Website: https://nachu.or.ke/

Symbion House, Ground Floor

Africa Reit Lane off Dagoretti Road

Next to The Hub, Karen

P. O. Box 47369 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0731 558 553

Website: www.natureville.net

Utumishi Co-op House,


Tel: +254 777 612 841

Website: https://nikogreen.com/

Workstyle, The Address, 7th Floor

Muthangari Dr, off Waiyaki Way,


Tel: +254 705 111 999

Website: https://www.residency.africa/

14th Floor, Barclays Plaza Wing A,

Loita Street

P. O. Box 623 – 00600 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0702 831 083

Website: www.optiven.co.ke

3rd floor, Liaison House, State House

Avenue NAIROBI

Tel: +254 703 071 35(4)/5/6

Email: info@patchafrica.net

Website: https://www.patchafrica.net/

12th Floor, IPS Building,

Kimathi Street

P. O. Box 58470 – 00200 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020-3316122

Website: www.pdmholdings.com

6th Floor, Pioneer House, Moi Avenue

P. O Box 20320-00200 NAIROBI

Tel: +254 20 2221775

Cell: 0722204151

E-mail: info@pioneer-africa.com

Website: https://pioneer-africa.com/

Doctor's Park 7th, 3rd Parklands

Avenue

Tel: +254724708029 / +254734770070

Email: info@primofort.co.ke

NAIROBI

Website: https://primofort.co.ke/

2nd Floor, Grenadier Tower,

1 Woodvale Close,Westlands, NAIROBI

Tel:+254 20 444 2061

Website: https://www.profica.com/

Maruti Heights

P.O.BOX 3787 – 00506

Tel: +254 733 143 143 NAIROBI

Email: info@purpledotint.com

Website: https://www.purpledotint.com/

Ndemi Rd, Kilimani

P. O. Box 3291 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0728 562 578

Website: www.rozanaproperties.co.ke

Centenary House, Westlands

NAIROBI

Tel:020 4448133

Email: info@sanghani-inv.co.ke

The Oval, 4th Floor

P.O Box 41648-00100 Nairobi, Kenya

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 (0) 711 639 319

Website:www.sayani.co.ke

6th Floor Rhapta Road, New Rehema

Building, Westlands

P. O. Box 66331 – 00800 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 444 7444

Website: www.sigimoenterprises.com

40, School Lane, Westlands NAIROBI

E:connect@skyhighkenya.com

T: 254 100 500 500

Website: https://www.skyhighkenya.com/

4th Floor, Sarit Centre Westlands

P.O. Box 14474 – 0800

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3747 408/9

Website: www.saritcentre.com

2nd Floor, Fairdeal Plaza, Nyali Road,

Mombasa

P.O. Box 81911-80100, MOMBASA

Cell:+254 110 052 052/ +254 729 888

338

E: sales@smbproperties.co.ke

Website: https://smb.ke/

Krishna Centre, 5th Floor Suite G18,

Woodvale Groove, Westlands

P.O. Box 59189 - 00200

NAIROBI

C: (+254) 0790 771 677

E: sales@soilmerchants.co.ke

Website: https://soilmerchants.co.ke/

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PROPERTY DEVELOPERS

Green Park Estate,

Athi River, Mombasa Road

P. O. Box 15992 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3579100/1

Website: www.superiorhomes.co.ke

Off Ruiru, Kiambu Road, Ruiru

P. O. Box 2739 - 00621

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0708 555 555

Website: www.tatucity.com

Western Heights,

Karuna Road, Westlands

P. O. Box 4872 - 00200 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0792 857 473/4

Website: www.epicproperties.co.ke

4th Floor, Maksons Plaza,

Parklands Road

P. O. Box 39542 – 00623 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0714 845 474

Website: www.tilisi.co.ke

Fortis Tower, 10th Floor,

Woodvale Groove, Westlands

Email info@tridentestates.co.ke

Tel: +254 (0) 700 002 222

Email: info@tridentestates.co.ke

NAIROBI

Website: http://www.tridentestates.co.ke/

2nd Floor, The Courtyard,

General Mathenge Drive, Westlands

P. O. Box 62899 - 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 232 4991

Website: www.turnerandtownsend.com/en/mmltt/

Shanzu Gardens,

P. O. Box 933 – 00621

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0707 662 250

Website: www.unityhomes.co.ke

Kenyatta Road, Nyali| P.O. Box

98612-80100, MOMBASA

Tel: +254 41 2009275

Email: projectsadmin.ke@dgpropertiesltd.com

Website: www.dawdagroup.com

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REAL ESTATE MANAGERS/AGENTS

Chaka Place - 2nd Floor, Hurlingham,

Argwings Kodhek Rd NAIROBI

E:info@a-listrealestate.ke

C: +254 769 117 788/+254 711 942 900

Website: https://a-listrealestate.ke/

AMG Centre, 3rd Floor, Thika

Superhighway (Off Exit 7), Garden

Estate Road, Opposite Garden City Mall

P.O Box: 565-00618 NAIROBI

Tel: + 254 796 888 555

Website: https://amgrealtors.com/

Nairobi Garage, Kilimani

NAIROBI

E: contact@ownom.africa

T: +254 742 043 281

Website: https://anzaa.africa/

The Rahimtulla Tower, No 8,

Upper Hill Road

P. O. Box 10730 - 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2724848

Website: www.axisre.co.ke

Ground Floor, Westlands Office Park -

Acacia Block,

Waiyaki Way, Westlands

P. O. Box 52727 – 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3742766

Website: www.broll.co.ke

Suite 303, 3rd Floor, Lavington Green

Shopping Center

P.O. Box 64143 – 00620, NAIROBI

Estate Agency: +254 721 700 363 | +254

733 288 292

Property Management: +254 733 802 638

E: adam@edenheightsrealty.com

Website: https://edenheightsrealty.com/

Sanlam Tower 4th Floor, Waiyaki Way,

Nairobi

Tel: +254 (0) 709 324 324

Website: http://www.jll.co.za/

Ground Floor, Lions Place,

Waiyaki Way

P. O. Box 39773 - 00623 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 4239000

Website: www.knightfrank.com

Jadala Place Ground Floor


Tel: +254 724906805

Email: info@kibuwaleasing.com

Website: www.klmlrealtors.com

Western Heights,Westlands

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 723 621889

Email: info@risiihinvestments.co.ke

Website: https://risiihinvestments.co.ke/

PROPTECHS

1st Floor, Trio-Complex, Exit 7, Off Thika

Road (Next to EABL) NAIROBI

Tel: +254 709 058011

E:talk2us@m-payaenergy.co.ke

Website: https://m-payaenergy.co.ke/

P.O.BOX 10253-00400

4th Floor Royal Offices, 26 Mogotio Road,

Westlands,

NAIROBI

Website: https://www.smartkodi.co.ke/

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PROFESSIONAL FIRMS/ADVISORY SERVICE PROVIDERS LAW FIRMS

ALN House, Eldama Ravine Close, Off

Eldama Ravine Road

P. O. Box 200 - 00606, NAIROBI.

Tel: 0203 640 000/ 0703 032 000/0203 640

201

Website: www.africalegalnetwork.com

Victoria Towers, 1st Floor, Kilimanjaro Ave,

Upperhill

P.O. Box 21372 – 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 722 764 732

Website: ashitivaadvocates.com

I&M Bank House, 7th Floor, 2nd Ngong

Avenue

P.O. Box 21372 – 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 716 209 673

Website: https://cmadvocates.com/

5th Floor, ICEA Lion Centre, West Wing,

Riverside Park, Chiromo Road

P. O. Box 10643 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2899000

Website: www.bowmanslaw.com

1st Floor, Delta Office Suites, Waiyaki

Way,

P.O. Box 30333-00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 703 068000

Website: https://www.dentonshhm.com/

FMC ADVOCATES LLP

Kalson Towers, 2nd Floor, The Crescent,

Off Parklands Rd, NAIROBI

Tel: +254725 762784

Website: http://www.fmcadvocates.com/

Avenue 5 Building, 4th Floor

Rose Avenue, Off Lenana Road

P.O. Box 22966 – 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 719 851 555

Website: https://gallp.co.ke/

IKM Place, Tower A, 1st Floor,

5th Ngong Avenue, Off Bishops Road,

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 722 898 393

Website: https://www.dlapiperafrica.com/kenya/

Wood Avenue Park Apartments, 2nd Floor,

Apt #6, Wood Avenue, Kilimani

NAIROBI

E:info@kanagaandassociates.co.ke

C: +254(0)729894215

Spring Valley Business Park, Lower

Kabete Rd, Block A, 2nd Floor

P.O Box 1775-00606, Sarit Centre

P. O. Box 1775 - 00606 NAIROBI.

Tel: 0725 452 889

Website: www.knjenga.co.ke

Merchant Square, 3rd floor,

Block D, Riverside Drive, Kilimani

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 710 560114

Email: cdhkenya@cdhlegal.com

5th Floor, The Pavilion,

Westlands

P. O. Box 52494 – 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3861305

Website: www.kn.co.ke

3rd Floor,Cavendish Block

14 Riverside, Riverside Drive

P. O. Box 49594 - 00100 NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 4441316

Website: https://www.ljaassociates.org/

4th Floor, Victoria at Two Rivers, Two

Rivers Development, Limuru Road,

P.0 Box 10644-00100,

NAIROBI

E:mak@makadvocates.com

C: +254 100 939 727

Website: https://makadvocates.com/

MM Chambers, 4th Floor, K-Rep Centre

Wood Avenue, Off Lenana Road, Kilimani

P.O Box 61323-00200

NAIROBI

Tel: +254-20-2397401

Website: https://mohammedmuigai.com/

Lex Chambers,

Maji Mazuri Road Off James Gichuru Road

P. O. Box 74041 - 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3860183/4

Website: www.lexgroupafrica.com

MMC Arches Springs Valley Crescent

Off Peponi Road

P. O. Box 75362 - 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2167301/2

Website: www.mmcasafo.com

511 MMW Chambers

Mugoiri Rd, Kileleshwa

P.O Box 59722-00100

NAIROBI

Tel:+254 776314659

Email:info@mmw.legal

Website: https://mmw.legal/

AACC Building, 1st Floor Suite 8, Along

Waiyaki Way,

Opposite Safaricom House

NAIROBI

Email: info@kklegal.co.ke

Tel: +254 759 334 321

Website: https://www.kklegal.co.ke/

The Address,

10th Floor. Muthangari Drive,

NAIROBI

Tel: +254-20-2351555

Email: info@tandbadvocates.com

Website: https://www.tandbadvocates.com/

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PROFESSIONAL FIRMS/ADVISORY SERVICE PROVIDERS LAW FIRMS

Laiboni Centre, 5th Floor,

Lenana Road, Kilimani,

P.O.Box: 42706 - 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 726 063 365

Website: https://wainainaireri.co.ke/

Top Plaza, 3rd Floor Kindaruma Road,

Off Ngong Road

P.O Box 4132-00200

NAIROBI

Tel: +254202176402/3

Website: https://wamaeallen.com/

ARCHITECTURAL

FIRMS

CONTRACTOR FIRMS

TOWN PLANNING,

URBAN DESIGN &

LAND DEVELOPM

Allianz Plaza,96 Riverside Drive, Nairobi

P.O. Box 2047 – 00606

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 440 8990 / 0736 399 361

Website: www.boogertmanandpartners.com

Questworks Place,

Makueni Road & Vihiga Road, Junction,

Kileleshwa

P. O. Box 25520 - 00603

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0724 583 351

Website: www.questworks.co.ke

Salute@Greenpark Office Suite,

Behind Greenspan Estate, Doonholm

P.O Box 74432-00200,

NAIROBI

M: +254 723 898 688

E: dgatimu@salutegroup.co.ke |

W: www.salutegroup.co.ke

PROJECT MANAGERS

5th Floor, Grosvenor Building

14 Riverside Drive

P. O. Box 580777 – 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2307051

Website: www.buyrentkenya.com

St Petersburg

P. O. Box 42882 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0718 920 995

Website: www.globalpropertyadvice.com

809 Applewood Adams Building, Ngong

Road.

P.O BOX 12012-00100 NAIROBI

Phone: +254(0)208100590

Email: info@multiscope.co.ke

Web: Multiscope Consulting Engineers Ltd

– Fostering Sustainable Infrastructure

Morning Side Office Park 3rd Flr, Ngong

Road.

NAIROBI

Phone: +254(0)20 230 0284-7

Mobiles: +254 729 381 360/+254 736 230

287

Email: web@norkun.com

Web: www.norkun.com

TAX ADVISORY CONSULTANTS

Office B, Floor M3, Parkview Heights,

Mombasa Road

P.O. Box 17822 - 00500

Website: https://adamjeeauditors.co.ke/

NAIROBI

T: (0) 717 908241 / (0) 755694744

E: madamjee@adamjeeauditors.co.ke

90JGO, 2nd Floor,

James Gichuru Rd, Lavington

Website: www.tarragility.com

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 748 754439

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ASSOCIATIONS

INTERIOR DESIGNERS

55 Westlands Road

P. O. Box 43633 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0202 831 000

Website: www.rak.co.ke

Adili Corporate Services Kenya ,

ALN House, Eldama Ravine Close, off

Eldama Ravine Road, Westlands,

P.O Box 764- 00606

NAIROBI

Website: https://www.rics.org/uk/

Kellicoo Complex,

Mombasa Road

P. O. Box 3936 - 00506

NAIROBI.

Tel: 0721 123 123

Website: www.classic-mouldings.com

Mombasa Road - Opp Doshi Hardware

P. O. Box 45244 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 3587001/2/3/4

Website: www.sajceramics.com

GLASSTECH AND

INTERIOR SOLUTIONS

PAINT & COATING

SOLUTIONS

Piranha Centre, Mombasa Road

NAIROBI

C: +254) 0714498682 0726019644

E: info@glasstechandinteriors.com,

sales@glasstechandinteriors.com

Website: https://glasstechandinteriors.com

Likoni Rd, Industrial Area

P.O Box 78848-00507

NAIROBI

C: +254 20 2349563

E: info@crownpaints.co.ke

Website: https://www.crownpaints.co.ke/

ALUMINIUM FORMWORK SUPPLIERS

BUILDING MATERIAL

MANUFACTURERS

Unit Number 801/802, Om Chambers,

T-29/31,

Maharashtra, India

E: sales@knestaluform.in

M: +91 8600400895

Website: https://www.knestaluform.com/

The Mirage – Tower 1, 4th Floor, Office 5,

Chiromo Rd.

P. O. Box 51034 – 00200

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 - 250082/0714 078 661/0721 335

749

Website: kumkangkind.com

14 Riverside Drive

Hannover Block, 1st Floor, Suite A

P.O. Box 41472- 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 204 443 455

Website: https://www.gatsbyafrica.org.uk/

ELEVATORS & ESCALATORS

Crowne Plaza Annexe, 13th Floor

Along Kenya Road

P.O. Box 35174-00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 709823000

Website: www.kone.co.ke

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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS/MORTGAGE BANKS & FUND MANAGERS

P.O. Box: 30375-00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 705 100 100

Website: https://ke.britam.com/

P.O Box 72624-2122

Parkview, South Africa

Tel: +27 (0) 11 447 9581

Email: info@housingfinanceafrica.org

Website: https://housingfinanceafrica.org/

Green Suites Palm Suite,

Riverside, Riverside Drive

P.O. Box 11353-00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 20 513 7300

Website: https://www.fsdkenya.org/

Ground Floor, ACK Garden House, Block

A

P. O. Box 47538 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 2710149/53

Website:www.fusioncapitalafrica.com

Rehani House-Koinange St. Nairobi.

P.O Box 30088 – 00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 709438888

Website: www.hfgroup.co.ke

ICEA LION Centre, Riverside Park,

Chiromo Road, Westlands

P.O. Box 46143-00100

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 721 284 297

Website: https://ilamfahariireit.com/

Eldama Park, Tsavo Block, 3rd Floor.

Eldama Ravine Road,Westlands

NAIROBI

Tel: +254 719 44 77 77

Website: https://www.ihsinvestments.co.za/

18th Floor, Lonrho House

P. O. Box 45129 - 00100

NAIROBI.

Tel: 020 4955000

Website: www.kcbbankgroup.com

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2

3

4

5

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KPDA Individual Members

Member Name

Peter Kibugi

Irene Kiwool

Jabbal Manmit

Karen Varma

Sarah Mbwaya

Rotimi Rilwal

Property Developer

Lawyer

Architect

Real Estate Agent

Cosntruction/Development/Project Manager

Accountant

Profession

7 Banice Gikonyo Property Manager

8 Hellen Longwe Developer/Property Manager

9 Lorraine Odhiambo Architect

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Connect More, Know

More and Save More with

KPDA Membership!

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CONTACT US:

0725 286 689

Enhanced Brand Visibility: Your company's logo will be featured prominently in the KPDA website ensuring

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B2B Introductions: Benefit from one-on-one introductions facilitated by KPDA to key decision-makers within

various companies represented in the membership.

Influential Networking: Benefit from KPDA events provide exceptional networking opportunities, connecting

you with industry leaders and decision-makers.

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THE 2024 2023 KPDA CONFERENCE - SPONSORSHIP

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COCKTAIL SPONSOR: KSHS. 300, 000

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AFFILIATE SPONSOR: KSHS. 100, 000

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BENEFITS:

Event Program and Announcement: Your

organization’s name will be listed in the event’s

program, recognized as a sponsor and included in

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Branding outside the room (specifics to be

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Exhibition table outside the room (specifics to be

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Exclusive branding in the cocktail area (specifics to

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Complimentary attendance of three (3) staff

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Opportunity to distribute promotional items to

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Delegates listing

BENEFITS:





Limited branding outside the room (specifics to be

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Exhibition table outside the room

Complimentary attendance of two (2) staff

representatives

Delegates listing

PANEL SPONSOR: KSHS. 50, 000

(VAT EXCL.) (2 COMPANIES)

BENEFITS:





Opportunity to be part of the panel discussions

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Limited branding inside the room (specifics to be

advised)

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representative

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P. O. Box 76154 - 00508, Nairobi, Kenya

Tel: +254 725 286 689 / 737 530 290

www.kpda.or.ke

THE 2023 2024 KPDA CONFERENCE - SPONSORSHIP

CATEGORIES AND BENEFITS

PRINCIPAL: KSHS. 1,500,000 (VAT EXCL.) (1 COMPANY)

BENEFITS:

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all KPDA events in 2020



program, recognized as the Principal Sponsor and

included in the event marketing materials.

Complimentary Advertisements:

• KPDA Website: Your organization’s name

will be listed in the event banner published

for the event and your company will receive

complimentary advertising space on the KPDA

website as a Principal Sponsor for the period

of one (1) year

• The Developer’s Digest: Complimentary two

(2) paged advertisement (plus 1 page for

an editorial) in two (2) future issues of The

Developer’s Digest

Opportunity to address the audience (20 minutes)

Opportunity to be a part of one of the Panel

Sessions

Opportunity to lead one of the Break-out Sessions

Strategic branding within and outside the room


Strategic exhibition table outside the room


Branding at the eating area


delgates

representatives (includes representative making

the company’s presentation)

Display of logo in the conference program

Delegates listing

MERCHANDISE SPONSOR : KSHS. 500, 000


Sponsor may either provide the merchandise cobranded

or contribute the equivalent for production

BENEFITS:



program, recognized as a sponsor and included

in the event marketing materials.

Complimentary Advertisement:

• KPDA Website: Your organization’s logo will

be included in the event banner published in

the KPDA website

• The Developer’s Digest: Complimentary one

(1) paged advertisement in one future issues

of The Developer’s Digest

representatives

Opportunity to address the audience (10

minutes)

Strategic exhibition table outside the room


Branding at the eating area (specifics to be

advised)

Branding within and outside the room (specifics

to be advised)


guests

Display of logo in the conference program

Delegates listing

DIAMOND SPONSOR: KSHS. 700, 000


BENEFITS:



program, recognized as a sponsor and included

in the event marketing materials.


• KPDA Website: Your organization’s logo will

be included in the event banner published in

the KPDA website

• The Developer’s Digest: Complimentary

one paged advertisement in one future issue

of The Developer’s Digest

Opportunity to be part of the panel

Opportunity to be part of the break out session

Branding within and outside the room (specifics

to be advised)

Strategic exhibition space outside the room


Branding at the eating area (specifics to be

advised)

representatives

Delegates listing

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GENERAL SPONSORSHIP CATEGORIES

AND BENEFITS

PLATINUM: KSHS.500,000/=

BENEFITS:

Event Brochure: Your organization’s name will

appear in all brochures (if produced).

Newspaper Advertisements: Your organization

will get prominent sponsor name recognition

in all event press releases if published.



program and will be recognized as a sponsor.


• KPDA Website: Your organization’s name

will be listed on the KPDA website as a

sponsor for the period of one (1) year

• The Developer’s Digest: Complimentary

advertisement in one issue of the KPDA

E-Newsletter, The Developer’s Digest

The opportunity to include literature at the

event and get two (2) tables to display your

organization’s products

Branding within and outside the room

Opportunity for a presentation

Complimentary attendance of six (6) staff

representatives

BRONZE: KSHS.100,000/=

GOLD: KSHS.350,000/=

BENEFITS:

Complimentary KPDA Website Advertisement:

Your organization’s name will be listed on the

KPDA website as an event sponsor for the period

of marketing the event

Event Announcement: Your organization will be

recognized as a sponsor.

Complimentary attendance of three (3) staff

representatives



One table to display products

SILVER: KSHS.200,000/=

BENEFITS:

Complimentary Website Advertisements: Your

organization’s name will be listed on the KPDA

website as an event sponsor for the period of

marketing the event



Complimentary attendance of two (2) staff

representatives

BENEFITS:

Branding outside the room

Mention as a sponsor

Complimentary attendance of one (1) staff

representative

Why Should You Partner with KPDA?

Attendance at our events ranges from between 60 to

150 participants drawn from both our membership,

non-members and our partners

All our events are professionally managed, well

organized with industry experience and a proven

platform for engagement

Access to expert content and speakers from both the

industry and its stakeholder organizations

Opportunity for networking with like-minded building

and construction professionals

Provision of excellent business development platforms

for your company to receive exposure

Further exposure for your brand through the various

media channels

Access to information that will bridge the gap between

your company and the rest of Kenya

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KPDA WEBINARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

GOLD SPONSOR: KSHS.100,000

SILVER SPONSOR: KSHS.50,000

BENEFITS

Recognition: Sponsor recognition during four (4)

live webinars.

Complimentary Advertisement Opportunities:

• Your organization’s name and logo shall be

included in all marketing material developed for

four (4) webinars.

• KPDA Website: You will receive complimentary

advertising space on the KPDA website for a

period of two (2) months.

• The KPDA Media Weekly Review Report: You

will have the opportunity to be featured in four

(4) issues of the KPDA Media Weekly Review

Report.

• KPDA Social Media Platforms: You will

receive brand exposure on all our social media

platforms of Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin

during the period of marketing the webinars.

• Circulation of four (4) articles of your choice to

our members for the period of one (1) month.

• A recording of the session will feature on the

KPDA website as well as all our social media

platforms.

You may also contribute to the webinar content by

nominating a representative from your organization

as a panelist, as well as suggesting panelists you

may wish to be a part of the webinar.

You will also receive the List of Participants and

their contacts.

BENEFITS

Recognition: Sponsor recognition during one (1)

live webinar.




one (1) webinar.

• KPDA Website: You will receive complimentary

advertising space on the KPDA website for a

period of one (1) month.


will have the opportunity to be featured in two

(2) issues of the KPDA Media Weekly Review

Report.




during the period of marketing the webinar.

• Circulation of two (2) articles of your choice to

our members for the period of two (2) weeks.



platforms.

You may also contribute to the webinar content by

nominating a representative from your organization

as a panelist, as well as suggesting panelists you

may wish to be a part of the webinar.


their contacts.

CONTENT SPONSOR: KSHS.30,000

PANEL SPONSOR: KSHS.10,000

BENEFITS

Recognition: Sponsor recognition during one (1)

live webinar.




one (1) webinar.


will have the opportunity to be featured in one

(1) issue of the KPDA Media Weekly Review

Report.







platforms.


their contacts.

BENEFITS

Opportunity to nominate a representative from your

organization as a panelist

You will receive brand exposure on all our social

media platforms of Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin


Your organization’s name and logo shall be included

in all marketing material developed for one (1)

webinar.

Brand and logo exposure to KPDA social media

Platforms Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter


their contacts.

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DESCRIPTION OF KPDA EVENTS

KPDA WEBINARS

About the Event: Discussion on policy as well as

local and global real estate trends

Event Organizer: Kenya Property Developers

Association

Event Timing: 11.00am – 12.00noon

Target Audience: High level management/

decision makers from KPDA membership

Target Number: 80 – 100 pax

Registration/Attendance Fees (Exclusive of

VAT):

• NO CHARGE

Opportunity for Sponsorship: Please see below

KPDA LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT

SYMPOSIUMS

About the Event: Discussion on policy matters

and advocacy of real estate issues


Association

Event Timing: 7.30am – 9.30am/7.30am 11.00am

Target Audience: High level management/

decision makers from KPDA membership


• NO CHARGE


KPDA WORKSHOPS/CAPACITY BUILDING

PROGRAM

About the Program: Scaling up Affordable

Housing Development in Nairobi through

Capacity Building, Partnerships and Financial

Linkages

Program Organizer: The KPDA Affordable

Housing Task Force

Timing: 9.30am – 1.00pm

Target Audience: Developers, professionals,

policy makers, financiers and other investors



VAT):

• TBC

Opportunity for Sponsorship: TBC

KPDA CONFERENCE

About the Event: Exchange of information

through presentations made by expert speakers


Association

Event Timing: 8.30am – 4.30pm

Target Audience: Public and KPDA membership



VAT):

• TBC


OUR PARTNERS

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