that project is too big to be true bordering on fantasy...maybe a tenth...plans are just plans...just like malili 'technopolis' expect land prices to shoot up in the environs.

vinii, you its useful for u bcoz its actually 20km to the said city from kangudo rd/Eastern by-pass junction...(no round abouts an traffic jam) meaning its closer than NCBD....which is about 25km from the same spot..not forgeting at least 3 round abouts and traffic jamm....

If they pull this thing off correctly I'm getting in. I always like to live really close to my office. Hizo environs sio mbaya at all. Question is price ni ngapi? I want another huge play on the real estate market. Centum mko wapi?

Njung'e wrote:
Really huge.....but i must pity the coffee sector now.

what a pity for the whole AGRICULTURAL SECTOR.... productive land should be left for agricultural investors
there are so many open spaces within a 25km radius of nairobi... look at las vegas USA..its a city in the middle of a desert. do u think such a city could have mushroomed in a state like iowa and take over maize fields i guess this is the peak of poor land plicys in this dear country. what if other agricultural counties start create their own cities.if the coffee farmer was tired of growing cofee the govt could have bought the land at market, or even greater value and planted trees create another karura there where natural sprigs will flow and produce water for a city in kamulu area ... finaly i guess this is the final blow in the death of malili techno city

"The project is in its conception and magnitude only comparable to South Africa’s Sandton City, the leafy and exclusive high-end of market piece of real estate that was built on the outskirts of Johannesburg by the apartheid government."

are these business journalists only paid when they use meaningless jargon?