Mauritian developer discloses Sh1bn gain from US embassy estate

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Property developer Grea has disclosed a Sh1 billion revaluation gain on its housing estate in Nairobi’s Rosslyn that it leases out exclusively to the US Embassy, two years after the property was opened.

Grea is a subsidiary of Mauritian company Grit Real Estate Income Group, which has disclosed in a financial report for the six months to December 2024 that the property —known as Rosslyn Grove— has a valuation of $59.7 million (Sh7.71 billion).

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