Why Destination Laikipia Is The Deal For Real Estate Sector
Updated on: Dec 07, 2020
Nanyuki town continues to gain traction as a major investment destination and logistic hub. Due to its location, Nanyuki is able to serve adjacent counties and those in northern frontiers like Isiolo and Marsabit.
Once an area dominated by ranches, conservancies and pasture land, Nanyuki is changing its face as investors trickle in with massive infrastructural projects.
Over the past three years, the real estate market has experienced exponential expansion as construction of new high ends hotels, malls and lodges are coming up at a high rate.
The latest entry being the KSh1.4 billion cedar mall which brings new shopping experience to both residents and visitors.
The town pride of being located at the crossroad to many of East Africas most beautiful and wild areas. It sits as it does in the heart of the country right under grandeur Mount Kenya and on the equator.
The entrance of revived Nairobi-Nanyuki railway line has also contributed to renewed interest by investors as a logistic hub. It has also witnessed revival of industries wishing to take advantage of the railway for easier movement and evacuation of their cargos.
The railway will provide a competitive mode of transport enabling establishment of industry with assurance of speedy evacuation of products to reach other parts of the country.
The town has witnessed rapid growth in residential and commercial properties, holiday homes, hotel and adventure parks. Many conservancies are promoting tourism as demand by tourists for a peaceful place to relax increases and Nanyuki offers this in many established holiday homes.
The entrance of Maiyan Homes and the Mt. Kenya Wildlife Estates are making Nanyuki a competitive destination to the coastal region and Naivasha. The changing fortunes of Nanyuki can in some part be associated with the vision 2030 which proposed a resort city in Isiolo under the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport (LAPSSET) project which borders Laikipia county. The value of land bordering Isiolo county has appreciated exponentially as investors rush to cash in. This proximity will spur further development in the town.
Once an area dominated by ranches, conservancies and pasture land, Nanyuki is changing its face as investors trickle in with massive infrastructural projects.
Over the past three years, the real estate market has experienced exponential expansion as construction of new high ends hotels, malls and lodges are coming up at a high rate.
The latest entry being the KSh1.4 billion cedar mall which brings new shopping experience to both residents and visitors.
The town pride of being located at the crossroad to many of East Africas most beautiful and wild areas. It sits as it does in the heart of the country right under grandeur Mount Kenya and on the equator.
The entrance of revived Nairobi-Nanyuki railway line has also contributed to renewed interest by investors as a logistic hub. It has also witnessed revival of industries wishing to take advantage of the railway for easier movement and evacuation of their cargos.
The railway will provide a competitive mode of transport enabling establishment of industry with assurance of speedy evacuation of products to reach other parts of the country.
The town has witnessed rapid growth in residential and commercial properties, holiday homes, hotel and adventure parks. Many conservancies are promoting tourism as demand by tourists for a peaceful place to relax increases and Nanyuki offers this in many established holiday homes.
The entrance of Maiyan Homes and the Mt. Kenya Wildlife Estates are making Nanyuki a competitive destination to the coastal region and Naivasha. The changing fortunes of Nanyuki can in some part be associated with the vision 2030 which proposed a resort city in Isiolo under the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport (LAPSSET) project which borders Laikipia county. The value of land bordering Isiolo county has appreciated exponentially as investors rush to cash in. This proximity will spur further development in the town.
