Check out Dhahabu’s golden deals in Nanyuki and Malindi
Sponsored by Dhahabu Land Ltd
By Evans Ongwae
Almost every part of the country has some attractive pieces of land suitable for residential, commercial or industrial use. Whether it is because of the nearby infrastructure or its location, or price, land is a valuable resource worth investing in.
Dhahabu Land Ltd has specialised in identifying worthwhile land and inviting investors to snap up available pieces. In only four years, this real estate firm has enabled people to own land in various parts of the country. Such regions include Malindi, Matuu, Makutano, Sagana and Nanyuki. It has issued over 4,000 title deeds and its clientele is growing massively.
Currently, Dhahabu is promoting land in Nanyuki and Malindi as worth gold, for discerning investors.
Nanyuki
Many people refer to Nanyuki as “Mwisho Wa Reli” (a Kiswahili phrase meaning “where the railway line ends”). This town, the headquarters of Laikipia County, is now rising from what seemed to be a long economic slumber. This is thanks to the revival of the old railway line.
Train wagons have already arrived in Nanyuki. When the engines start, both passenger and cargo trains will operate between Nairobi and Nanyuki, opening inter-county trade. Once extended to Isiolo to join the Lamu Port South Sudan-Ethiopia Transport (Lapsset) Corridor, it will interconnect the three East African countries. With such infrastructure, Nanyuki stands a good chance to blossom again.
Malindi
Dhahabu is also selling land in Malindi, a famous coastal town it has identified to have real estate potential owing to various factors.
Whereas Malindi is a major tourist attraction, Dhahabu seeks to make its real estate potential known to prospective investors.
Malindi has one of the fastest-growing economies in the coastal region. This ancient town has the region’s most attractive tourist destinations and a strong development potential. A major investment opportunity here is real estate.
Dhahabu cites some reasons to invest in real estate in Malindi.
One is its strategic location. Malindi is strategically located between Mombasa and Lamu. Places like Watamu and Malindi Marine National Park attract tourists all year round.
Malindi also boasts excellent infrastructure. It remains one of the quiet suburbs to live in, in Kilifi County. It has good roads, easy access to the beach and friendly locals who will always make the town feel like home.
Traffic jams are absent in Malindi. Neither does it have the commotion that people associate major towns with. The short commuting time and low urban density are driving many people to live in Malindi.
Also, in this part of the country, land is still comparatively affordable. Investors can get amazing properties in Malindi at a fraction of the price of similar land in nearby Mombasa, for example. Also, new homes coming up in Malindi are reasonably priced. Even high-end homes in Malindi come at fair rates. This is certainly the best time to invest in this town.
Finally, people who are paying attention to what’s going on in Malindi know that the Government is investing in huge projects such as the Sala Gate road that will connect Malindi to Tsavo East National Park. Investors with the knowledge have been seen in Malindi buying large parcels of land, a sign that something amazing is about to happen in this coastal town.
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