Nairobi’s housing market is dynamic—whether you’re buying for personal use or investment. The cost depends heavily on location, amenities, and future infrastructure potential.
Typical Property Prices
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3-Bedroom House:
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Ksh 8M – 20M+ (depending on neighborhood and finishes)
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4-Bedroom House:
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Ksh 12M – 40M+ (luxury homes in Karen, Runda, Muthaiga can exceed Ksh 100M)
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Top Investment Hotspots
1. Kiambu Road
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Why It’s Attractive:
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Ongoing road upgrades and emerging gated estates.
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Rapid urbanization and increasing demand.
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Good For:
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First-time buyers and long-term investors.
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2. Lang’ata
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Why It’s Ideal:
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Close to Wilson Airport, Nairobi CBD, and Bomas of Kenya.
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Access to shopping, schools, and cultural sites.
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Good For:
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Mid-income families looking to buy within city limits.
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3. Thika Road Corridor
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Locations: Kasarani, Roysambu, Ruiru.
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Why It’s Growing:
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Expansion of affordable housing units.
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Close proximity to malls (TRM, Garden City), universities, and superhighway.
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Good For:
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Young families and investors looking for rental income.
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Tip: Before purchasing, assess title deeds, check developer history, and consult with licensed agents. Nairobi’s real estate is promising but requires due diligence
