Real Estate (Land)

[Idias]

@Azor Ahai

Murang’a town must suck big time. Other county HQs are booming. Shida ya Muranga imekaribia Nairobi sana. So hata watu wakiiba they don’t invest there, wanazileta Thika.

Muranga utaibiwa mpaka eyebrows na bone marrow ukicheza

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Mrs Shosho

Mrs Shosho is a paper birionea aka dreamer. YA! TBH I honestly feel ashamed when I look at what others around me have achieved from hard work. M2Random has to be kept in check because he tells lies about property acquiring. It is hard and tricky but well worth it if you trust your judgement, go with the gut instinct and importantly do a research.
What I bought for half an M in Ruaka is now worth some money I dare not mention. What I morgaged here for £129,000 is worth triple that…Mushatha hata siongei…the Matha offered me 1 extra acre for 5 million juzi. The one in Shanzu nilinunua against my parents’ judgement. I am going to sell it and dance. WSR/DPORK has investment plans around there na imepandisha bei sana.

p/s Ile mancave ya @kush yule mnono in Syokimau…is in my hands kikikikikiki. He did not make me sign a pre-nuptial.

In short invest in property with foresight. It pays back biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig time.

You just had to drag me into this shenanigans my deer? As for me my mantra is … “work in silence, let the results speak for you”

[system]

@kush yule mnono

You just had to drag me into this shenanigans my deer? As for me my mantra is … “work in silence, let the results speak for you”

Hata nimeeenda:D. But sometimes truth has to be said. The ones that concern me. Hizo tumenunua.

[system]

@Azor Ahai

Am I the only one who thinks land prices in Nairobi and environs are highly overpriced? Consider this, a plot in Ruaka goes for 20-30 million. That’s bare land. The same amount is enough to buy a prime plot in any of the county HQs where all devolved funds will go, and to build a flat to completion. My point is, owning property in Nairobi or environs, specifically rental or commercial property, requires very deep pockets these days. I am of the opinion that mtu anajijenga would get a better deal for his money in the counties than here. Just my opinion.

Land in Kenya in general has been overpriced since Kibaki became president. Now the prices are going down or stagnating generally… Now this is the best time to buy land and property… the efforts to kill money laundering and the questions being asked by the tax man while buying property is making it hard for corrupt people to easily grab land at the exorbitant prices… On the other hand, the same efforts are killing businesses because illicit cash is not flowing to businesses as used to. Government officers are very careful to approve any payment as they are being taken to task on each spending of a million and above… it is a wait and see situation all over…

[LuandaMagere]

@Mrs Shosho

Mrs Shosho is a paper birionea aka dreamer. YA! TBH I honestly feel ashamed when I look at what others around me have achieved from hard work. M2Random has to be kept in check because he tells lies about property acquiring. It is hard and tricky but well worth it if you trust your judgement, go with the gut instinct and importantly do a research.
What I bought for half an M in Ruaka is now worth some money I dare not mention. What I morgaged here for £129,000 is worth triple that…Mushatha hata siongei…the Matha offered me 1 extra acre for 5 million juzi. The one in Shanzu nilinunua against my parents’ judgement. I am going to sell it and dance. WSR/DPORK has investment plans around there na imepandisha bei sana.

p/s Ile mancave ya @kush yule mnono in Syokimau…is in my hands kikikikikiki. He did not make me sign a pre-nuptial.

In short invest in property with foresight. It pays back biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig time.

i wish you shared all this in my inbox instead of placing it here in the open mbele ya peasants kama @uwesmake … anyways it’s good to see you [SIZE=6]making moves[/SIZE] …

[Jabali]

@Mrs Shosho

Mrs Shosho is a paper birionea aka dreamer. YA! TBH I honestly feel ashamed when I look at what others around me have achieved from hard work. M2Random has to be kept in check because he tells lies about property acquiring. It is hard and tricky but well worth it if you trust your judgement, go with the gut instinct and importantly do a research.
What I bought for half an M in Ruaka is now worth some money I dare not mention. What I morgaged here for £129,000 is worth triple that…Mushatha hata siongei…the Matha offered me 1 extra acre for 5 million juzi. The one in Shanzu nilinunua against my parents’ judgement. I am going to sell it and dance. WSR/DPORK has investment plans around there na imepandisha bei sana.

p/s Ile mancave ya @kush yule mnono in Syokimau…is in my hands kikikikikiki. He did not make me sign a pre-nuptial.

In short invest in property with foresight. It pays back biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig time.

Mr Shosho hapo UK si i thought margins on property ni kubwa pia.Ive been analysing kina Barratt and Persimmon and their profits are just insane if you buld for sale…ama?Interest rates are extremely low and most people atleast can afforad a morgage Shida maybe ni kupata planning permission tu …Do u think a strategy ya buidling for rent in Kenya loan free while building for sale in UK with loans can work?

[mikel]

@Kodiaga

Sasa nikijenga nyumba WEST POKOT itanisaidiaje

Have you been to West pokot lately? I would advice you if you have some money to spare enda ununue huko ujenge resort, 1 bed apartments or motels/ lodgings. Makutano, just next to kapenguria town is one of the most beautiful/ well organised small towns in kenya. Great roads and proper infrastructure. And it’s very busy with all Aid workers and truckers between kitale and Turkana making stops over there. For several weeks we couldn’t find proper accommodation…most were fully booked…and the three or four pubs/ night clubs were very vibrant every day of the week…it’s clearly a place to consider investing.

[Young_Sponsor]

@Azor Ahai

She is a rich spoilt brat sent by her filthy rich parents to study in the UK.

What a waste of money! Obviously the UK education did little to develop her intellect. She’s daft as hell.

[Jizman]

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[system]

@Azor Ahai

West Pokot ina county HQ. That is the node you should focus on kama kwenyu ni West Pokot. A lot of money will flow in the real estate sector around that county HQ. Several billions every year.

@M2Random @Quanstrom ndio maana nakupenda,huwezi jificha.
Enda nunua acre nne hapo mailo 4 Nyahururu.In 2yrs you’ll be smacking your lips.Ukikosa hapo enda upande wenye Egerton ilikuwa.I know a guy.making a killing na bedsitters hapo

[system]

@Jizman

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Can’t catch up,not following,you ate all your money …my friend ni nini mbaya?

[Jizman]

@Kimakia

Can’t catch up,not following,you ate all your money …my friend ni nini mbaya?

Forrowing

[sani]

Wacheni niwaelimishe.
Land in Nairobi is a store of wealth.
Land in subcounty is a means to wealth.
If you buy and build in Nairobi, it will take you more than 10 years to recover your money.
If you do the same investment at the subcounty hq uko mashinani, you will recover your money in less than 10 years.

Land in Nairobi is for hiding your loot from wherever you got it.

Before ujenge lazima ufanye mahesabu. If total cost divided by total monthly income is more than 100, you are wasting your money, and won’t beat inflation, so its better to retain your money at the bank.

If the total cost (land+building) divided by total monthly income is around 70, thats a oil well.

[lucasl80]

@Sambamba

Consider this…
50x100 in Wendani 15 million. 1bd rent 15,000-18,000
50x100 in Utawala 6million. 1 bd rent 15,000-18,000

Utawala iko poa rent will again go up because of express way eastern by pass

[Bwenyenye]

@mikel

Have you been to West pokot lately? I would advice you if you have some money to spare enda ununue huko ujenge resort, 1 bed apartments or motels/ lodgings. Makutano, just next to kapenguria town is one of the most beautiful/ well organised small towns in kenya. Great roads and proper infrastructure. And it’s very busy with all Aid workers and truckers between kitale and Turkana making stops over there. For several weeks we couldn’t find proper accommodation…most were fully booked…and the three or four pubs/ night clubs were very vibrant every day of the week…it’s clearly a place to consider investing.

Plus the road is nyweeee all the way into turukana past kainuk…hapa kuna future

[Lethal]

@Azor Ahai

Am I the only one who thinks land prices in Nairobi and environs are highly overpriced? Consider this, a plot in Ruaka goes for 20-30 million. That’s bare land. The same amount is enough to buy a prime plot in any of the county HQs where all devolved funds will go, and to build a flat to completion. My point is, owning property in Nairobi or environs, specifically rental or commercial property, requires very deep pockets these days. I am of the opinion that mtu anajijenga would get a better deal for his money in the counties than here. Just my opinion.

All titled land around nrb is crazy overpriced, i was forced to resort for periurban areas away from nairobi , looking for uocoming areas to buy there

[kasaman]

@Azor Ahai

Am I the only one who thinks land prices in Nairobi and environs are highly overpriced? Consider this, a plot in Ruaka goes for 20-30 million. That’s bare land. The same amount is enough to buy a prime plot in any of the county HQs where all devolved funds will go, and to build a flat to completion. My point is, owning property in Nairobi or environs, specifically rental or commercial property, requires very deep pockets these days. I am of the opinion that mtu anajijenga would get a better deal for his money in the counties than here. Just my opinion.

That’s how kenol sprout . Other places in counties will come up with real devolution taking place
For Nairobi it’s just a bubble, soon it’s blowing up and all this investment will be a waste !

[Scott_Gardener]

With enough cash I would go for the top dollar price plot. You get well behaved tenants with reduced back and forth when it comes to paying rent.

[Goodlady]

@Mrs Shosho

As a Ruaka home land owner and landlord…mmmmmmmh. That is all from the news room.

You must have serious cash to be a landlord and own land in RUAKA.that place is like super exaggerated in land costs

[revisionist]

@Sambamba

Consider this…
50x100 in Wendani 15 million. 1bd rent 15,000-18,000
50x100 in Utawala 6million. 1 bd rent 15,000-18,000

Appreciation in Wendani?