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I was interested in their Cape garden project about 2 years ago. Financial strain forced me out of it. The project was on Syokimau katani road. Unfortunately, their website does not indicate if it was ever completed, which to me would be a critical pointer in their capacity. There was a thread here on Top 20 Richest kenyan under 40years and the gentleman i was dealing with was listed as one of them..


I am interested in Olduvai project though and plans to visit once i am back.

@Josiah33 ,Oletepesi is no deal. You can get an acre at about 150k. Do the maths. The road is currently terrible and place quite hot and remote.

1/8th is not worth unless you are buying 100s of acres

well! thanks alot mister.

Good insight. I realize, One of the reasons why folks go for plots sold by companies is to avoid the hustle of getting title changed etc etc.

how better do you advice guys to get that land cheaper from real owners, considering most are employed, or are busy?

@webish, One trick is to befriend brokers. Once the brokers are your friends, negotiate a cut with them and then ask them to introduce you to the owner of the land and then negotiate directly. Brokers control the land market in Kenya and are a land buyers best friends.

@Gathige. WORKS GREAT!!!

@Gathige and @AM , Thanks. But do you mean the brokers uko mashinani? or the ones in Nairobi?

Either way.

A few months a go, I went with a Nairobi Plot seller to some place where the greater easter bypass will pass, near the Illuluwe golf project that seems to me dead. She was selling plots there. We were met by her broker on the ground as he was to show her some other piece on offer. The Kamba chap is a parrot, talks non stop and those are great characters if you know how to handle them and so I made sure I got his No, called him a few Saturdays ago for Nyama choma somewhere in athi river. He sees a brown bottle and became beserk. Of course the lady does not know all this. The rest is history, he calls me endlessly with with offers by old wazees that side laking pesa ndio shinda. You will get shocked at how much these guys who buy land and subdivide make. Of course you've got to be very careful but my point is, you win big by bypassing the broker.

Very true! You win big when you go directly to the owner. But without doing your due diligence you may end up loosing much more than getting the overpriced Sacco offers. Its all risk mitigation