Go to google and type valuers in kenya / nairobi click enter, choose any of the search results.

Where in Greengos? is it next to Shompole, if so ta quarter that area reatails for 3-4 million

@Tinker,
Determining the actual value will involve an actual visit to the ground because you could be offered a plot that has sewer lines traversing its length. Saying the plot is on the third row doesn't therefore certainly give an indicative value. Value will also be determined by Highest and Best Use that the said plots can be put into, for instance, a plot located in the middle of the jungle can better be put to use as a ranch as opposed to erection of flats since there will be no demand.

If you have the copy of the Titles of the two plots, i could carry out a valuation and authentication for u at a cost of 30k for the two. That's bearing in mind that i will have charged you the minimal fee accepted by CAP 532 of Valuer's Act.

Get in touch at mdswissholdings@gmail.com

Am looking at my crystal ball for best bet between Kinoo area and Kiserian. comparing the following;
Fast growth of the area,
Evident business activities in the area.
Room for future growth of Nairobi - will it be southward or will it be northward.
proximity to other well established centers.
All the above are pointing to Kise as the best bet, the only thing that i didn't like about Kise is cotton soil which gobbles a lot during building foundation.
Help a wazuan to make an informed decision by adding/pointing out issues a developer needs to consider before committing resources.

Another approach is to roam around the two areas and check prices of similar plots being sold. Check the classified too. I normally donot involve valuers unless its a bank loan or for insurance. You know if the seller wants 3m you cant force him to sell at 2m because "my" valuer said so.

True. Even the valuer will ask around. It is hard for 2 valuers to arrive at the same value. It's not an exact science. Remember Grand Regency?