VituVingiSana wrote:In a drought situation, it has done quite well. On a PER basis, not too bad either. I have seen the farms & in 3-4 years a large part can be converted to housing [like the KES 30bn Fourways without the drama] but I think it is a longer-term play. Housing will see a dip but will pick up again & if Kakuzi plays it right... another Tatu City project!
This idea of converting productive agricultural land to real estate doesn't sit well with me,we need the same to ensure food security for this country.Further with the shilling hurting as it is,we need to develop our export base,tea production and value addition inclusive.