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Rank: Member Joined: 9/14/2011 Posts: 834 Location: nairobi
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anyone know the market price of plots in ruiru 3kms along kiganjo road.
just seen mhasibu are selling at sh 3m.
Anyone who knows the prices around that area?
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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heri wrote:anyone know the market price of plots in ruiru 3kms along kiganjo road.
just seen mhasibu are selling at sh 3m.
Anyone who knows the prices around that area? Saw todays DN and This is madness. Not worth it. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Member Joined: 9/14/2011 Posts: 834 Location: nairobi
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Do you have information on the market prices around that area
My assumption and ofcourse i could be wrong is that if they bought a big chunk, they got a good discount which they will pass to members and hence i am interested if sh 3m is slightly lower than market price
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Rank: Member Joined: 2/20/2008 Posts: 84
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Am wrote:heri wrote:anyone know the market price of plots in ruiru 3kms along kiganjo road.
just seen mhasibu are selling at sh 3m.
Anyone who knows the prices around that area? Saw todays DN and This is madness. Not worth it. I beg to differ... That is roughly a Kes 1M saving from the Daykio Bustani who sell at Kes 4M for 0.25acre linkLife and beer are very similar........chill for best results.
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Rank: Member Joined: 2/27/2014 Posts: 454 Location: Republic of Enchantment.
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iMANI wrote:Am wrote:heri wrote:anyone know the market price of plots in ruiru 3kms along kiganjo road.
just seen mhasibu are selling at sh 3m.
Anyone who knows the prices around that area? Saw todays DN and This is madness. Not worth it. I beg to differ... That is roughly a Kes 1M saving from the Daykio Bustani who sell at Kes 4M for 0.25acre link Mhasibu will beat the Daykio on this one. Its started with PCEA EBENEZER estate then came Daykio and now MHASIBU. On another note: The vast coffee farms will be gone in the next few years.The coffee estate owners used to take care of the environment by planting trees and building dams.Only 3 dams are remaining. Divers - can you laugh in scuba gear, or will you drown? I was wondering. - James May.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/8/2008 Posts: 288
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iMANI wrote:Am wrote:heri wrote:anyone know the market price of plots in ruiru 3kms along kiganjo road.
just seen mhasibu are selling at sh 3m.
Anyone who knows the prices around that area? Saw todays DN and This is madness. Not worth it. I beg to differ... That is roughly a Kes 1M saving from the Daykio Bustani who sell at Kes 4M for 0.25acre link its a deal remember it's the same area with Daykio. Both bought the land from Kanyotus
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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Whoever has the details post here. Their website ( Mhasibu Housing and Sacco) is blank on this "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/25/2010 Posts: 344
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FROM MHASIBU HOUSING. For only Kshs 3M, 3.05M or 3.1M for members,members of other Sacco and non Sacco members imagine you can acquire a 0.25 acre service plot:Stone wall, Cabro roads water and elec in RUIRU! SITE VISIT ,Tomorrow 18.10.2014. Call Mundati, 0726846981 or Mwaura 0722365864
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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theking wrote:FROM MHASIBU HOUSING. For only Kshs 3M, 3.05M or 3.1M for members,members of other Sacco and non Sacco members imagine you can acquire a 0.25 acre service plot:Stone wall, Cabro roads water and elec in RUIRU! SITE VISIT ,Tomorrow 18.10.2014. Call Mundati, 0726846981 or Mwaura 0722365864 @theking, Thanks for the info.I have called them and got the details. "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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I visited the place during the week and below is my quick assessment. 1. Daykio phase 1 is almost fully sold out ( exept like 20 plots on the fridge which seems no one is willing to take). At a price of 4 m, its still a deal for those interested in immediate development as the road network, perimiter wall and ground clearing is done. Daykio Phase 2 according to the site agent will go for 5 M. 2. Mhasibu plots ( on a 50 acre land bought from Daykio) is still a coffee bush. The price of 3m is a too a deal hoping they can eventually do the road networks, do a perimeter fence and connect the utilities. From their past experience, i suspect they may ask members for more cash when it comes to developing the infrastructure. 3. The location is good as it's 3.5kms from the superhighway on a good tarmac road. 4. For immediate development, Daykio is the deal. For future development, one can go for Mhasibu and wait. My 1 cent "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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Thanks @Gathige for sharing Info. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Member Joined: 11/15/2010 Posts: 454 Location: Nairobi
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Gathige wrote:I visited the place during the week and below is my quick assessment.
1. Daykio phase 1 is almost fully sold out ( exept like 20 plots on the fridge which seems no one is willing to take). At a price of 4 m, its still a deal for those interested in immediate development as the road network, perimiter wall and ground clearing is done. Daykio Phase 2 according to the site agent will go for 5 M.
2. Mhasibu plots ( on a 50 acre land bought from Daykio) is still a coffee bush. The price of 3m is a too a deal hoping they can eventually do the road networks, do a perimeter fence and connect the utilities. From their past experience, i suspect they may ask members for more cash when it comes to developing the infrastructure.
3. The location is good as it's 3.5kms from the superhighway on a good tarmac road.
4. For immediate development, Daykio is the deal. For future development, one can go for Mhasibu and wait.
My 1 cent @Gathige and @Wazuans: Any one in the know if those plots are on free development or will they be controlled development. Are they suitable for family residence or commercial properties such as high-rise apartments? Any one who has bought from them can also share their diligence and ease of getting title. ....He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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Mhasibu has lowered the deposit from 30% to 10%. Any takers in Wazua? "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,455
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Gathige wrote:I visited the place during the week and below is my quick assessment.
1. Daykio phase 1 is almost fully sold out ( exept like 20 plots on the fridge which seems no one is willing to take). At a price of 4 m, its still a deal for those interested in immediate development as the road network, perimiter wall and ground clearing is done. Daykio Phase 2 according to the site agent will go for 5 M.
2. Mhasibu plots ( on a 50 acre land bought from Daykio) is still a coffee bush. The price of 3m is a too a deal hoping they can eventually do the road networks, do a perimeter fence and connect the utilities. From their past experience, i suspect they may ask members for more cash when it comes to developing the infrastructure.
3. The location is good as it's 3.5kms from the superhighway on a good tarmac road.
4. For immediate development, Daykio is the deal. For future development, one can go for Mhasibu and wait.
My 1 cent I drove there last Saturday but I got there past 6:00pm. Only the watchman at the main entrance was around and I convinced him to let me get in. He was not very sure which section of the land belonged to Muhasibu though. I drove on the marrum road (with the Daykio land being on my right) till I got to the junction. I turned left and drove till I got to the other exit all along hoping to see the Muhasibu sign/billboard but I saw none! Would you kindly mind explaining where the Muhasibu land is relative to the Daykio one [and the (nicely done) marrum road]. Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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MaichBlack wrote:Gathige wrote:I visited the place during the week and below is my quick assessment.
1. Daykio phase 1 is almost fully sold out ( exept like 20 plots on the fridge which seems no one is willing to take). At a price of 4 m, its still a deal for those interested in immediate development as the road network, perimiter wall and ground clearing is done. Daykio Phase 2 according to the site agent will go for 5 M.
2. Mhasibu plots ( on a 50 acre land bought from Daykio) is still a coffee bush. The price of 3m is a too a deal hoping they can eventually do the road networks, do a perimeter fence and connect the utilities. From their past experience, i suspect they may ask members for more cash when it comes to developing the infrastructure.
3. The location is good as it's 3.5kms from the superhighway on a good tarmac road.
4. For immediate development, Daykio is the deal. For future development, one can go for Mhasibu and wait.
My 1 cent I drove there last Saturday but I got there past 6:00pm. Only the watchman at the main entrance was around and I convinced him to let me get in. He was not very sure which section of the land belonged to Muhasibu though. I drove on the marrum road (with the Daykio land being on my right) till I got to the junction. I turned left and drove till I got to the other exit all along hoping to see the Muhasibu sign/billboard but I saw none! Would you kindly mind explaining where the Muhasibu land is relative to the Daykio one [and the (nicely done) marrum road]. @MaichBlack, When i went to check i did not see the mhasibu land too but the guard at the Daykio gate told me its one of those parcels on the left of the murram road. It must be one of those coffee bushes at the left end of the good murram road. "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Hello Joined: 12/8/2017 Posts: 1
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Hello everyone,
I happened to have bought into this project some time back. Good deal considering Daykio residents are already moving in. Unfortunately due to other ventures i need to undertake, i am disposing off my kaquarter. Asking 4.95M
That area has 4 schemes - Daykio currently going for 6.5 (last checked in Sept) and another estate right behind Daykio next to Mhasibu going for the same rate. One other estate to the left of Daykio was sold out for 7.5M (i haven't confirmed this though).
I am looking to do a quick sale, transaction to be overseen and authorized by the Mhasibu Office since ownership docs are the certificate issued by them. Involve your lawyer pls, if interested.
Share widely. Call me on 0723319220.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/31/2009 Posts: 226
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They say you can never go wrong with land, Daykio bustani really coming up very beautifull, magnificent homes that would put Runda to shame. The plots are now 8m i dont know what phase it is i wish i listened to my guts and buy at 4m 4years ago.Daykio was the deal they had approved house designs you cant just come in and built a structure the approved structurds have stunning roofs and angles only seen in Scottish homes i see 15m coming in less than 1year.
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/19/2009 Posts: 671 Location: Nairobi
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premio wrote:They say you can never go wrong with land, Daykio bustani really coming up very beautifull, magnificent homes that would put Runda to shame. The plots are now 8m i dont know what phase it is i wish i listened to my guts and buy at 4m 4years ago.Daykio was the deal they had approved house designs you cant just come in and built a structure the approved structurds have stunning roofs and angles only seen in Scottish homes i see 15m coming in less than 1year. True Indeed. I have a strong feeling, the same thing happening in Syokimau now. Esp Along Kiungani, Mwananchi and Katani Roads... Reasonably planned and spaced. Roads slowly getting tarmacked. & People not willing to sell. :( Been struggling to find a willing seller for 6 Months now.
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