Nairobi, like many other emerging market cities, has experienced significant growth in population and income per capita over the last 15 years leading to significant congestion in the central areas.
And with Kenya having been listed among the top global destinations for super-rich Africans seeking to buy a second home, the sophisticated homebuyers are yearning for privacy that depicts the trappings of their opulent lifestyles and are ready to spend up to $800,000 (Sh82 million) or more for a prime residential house within the city.