Residential Projects

Kisaju View Park 4 Kicks Off, Set for December Completion

The 3,000-unit housing development targets both low and middle-income earners.

Updated on

February 21, 2015

The fourth phase of the Sh5.7 billion Kisaju View Park Estate has kicked off in Kajiado County, with 120 low-cost homes set for completion by December.

The 3,000-unit housing development, which is being undertaken by Urbanis Africa, targets both low and middle-income earners and caters to various budgets in this market segment.

“Our target market is for that person who feels phased out by the Nairobi market,” says Ms Cathy Achola-Warega, the CEO of Urbanis Africa.

The firm is selling a two-bedroom bungalow for Sh1.5 million, while a three-bedroom bungalow is priced at Sh2 million and a four-bedroom at Sh2.5 billion.

A three-bedroom bungalow with a one-bedroom detached guest wing is going for Sh3.95 million, a three-bedroom bungalow with a detached servant’s quarter is priced at Sh3.65 million, and a four-bedroom maisonette with a detached servant’s quarter at Sh5.95 million.

“Construction costs are normally higher mainly because of the middlemen …[but we] manage to construct decent low-cost housing because of the direct purchase from manufacturers,” Ms Warega said.

Over 800 units have been completed since 2011 when the groundbreaking was held, and an estimated 2,000 people already occupy the estate.

The fifth phase of Kisaju View Park Estate – comprising another 120 units – is scheduled to begin next year.