Towering luxury comes to Nairobi

A model of Le’Mac, a 22-storey building with four levels of underground parking and a rooftop swimming pool with a sky club, to be situated along Nairobi’s Waiyaki Way. Prices of prime residential properties in Nairobi recorded the second fastest growth in Africa. Photo/ DIANA NGILA

Sitting in the rooftop restaurant at the Le’ Mac high-rise luxury apartment blocks towering 22 storeys into Nairobi’s skyline promises a new kind of lifestyle.

The launch of Le’ Mac, touted as the first high-rise luxury apartments in Kenya, represents a new class of real estate, targeting the rising number of unashamedly chic urbanites who won't mind living high up the sky.

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