Suraya financiers are DTB Equity bank NBK Coop bank

And I doubt the 2 page splash on Daily Nation will have much perceptional effect on the ground

this statement is very true. Home ownership is very tricky in Kenya.but for me I'd rather buy a plot build Polepole.That way I get to understand the area I'm building and deal with any issues and disputes.I have control over my investment.these offplan companies wil take your money and use it to pay big salaries and cars.At the end of the day they will have nothing to show

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Real estate firm Suraya secures Sh1.6bn to complete projects https://www.businessdail...0208-11syv6lz/index.html Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) , Cooperative Bank , National Bank of Kenya (NBK) and Equity Bank have refinanced the housing developer that targets middle and high-end buyers to enable it complete the projects the lenders had earlier financed. The developer’s phase two development dubbed Encasa along Mombasa Road behind Mlolongo has secured Sh130 million from Co-operative Bank of Kenya.