Contact information for our listing agent is usually provided within each property listing. You can directly contact them to schedule a viewing or inquire about the property. Our website might also offer a contact form to connect with the relevant party.

Amenities vary depending on the development, but some commonly offered features include swimming pools, gyms, security services, backup generators, and green spaces. Be sure to review the specific listing details to see what amenities are included in each property.

• Early unit selection: You might have a wider choice of units, potentially securing preferred locations or layouts.
• Potentially lower costs: Initial off-plan prices can be lower than the final market value upon completion. However, market fluctuations can occur.
• Extended payment plans: Developers may offer flexible payment plans, easing the financial burden compared to a lump sum purchase.
• Limited customization options (in some cases): Depending on the developer and construction stage, you might have the ability to personalize certain aspects of your unit (e.g., finishes, fixtures).

• Market fluctuations: Property values might not appreciate as anticipated during the construction phase.
• Construction delays: Completion timelines can be subject to unforeseen circumstances, potentially causing delays in receiving the property.
• Limited control during construction: Your influence on the construction process or final product is generally restricted.

• Yes. Foreigners can purchase properties with the following:
  • Kenyan Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN: This tax identification number is required for all property transactions.
  • Valid Passport: Proof of identity is mandatory.

Additional Requirements for Foreigners:

• Alien Land Holding License: While foreigners cannot directly own land, they can obtain a leasehold interest for up to 99 years. Consult a lawyer for details.
• Legal Guidance: Involving a lawyer specializing in Kenyan property transactions is crucial throughout the process.