Ndatani Enterprises Co.Ltd will participate on the upcoming 3-day NIC Bank expo which is scheduled to start on 14th may to 16th may 2015 at NIC House, Masaba Road.
Visit our tent and meet our staff to any assistance towards plot ownership.
“MTU NI PLOT !!!” See you there.
USA-Dallas VISIT
Ndatani Enterprise Co.Ltd representative will be visiting Dallas to sell plots in Kenya during TWEM Seminar which will be held at DFW Sheraton Hotel from May 21st to May 24th, 2015.
All your property ownership questions in Kenya will be answered. The address to the hotel is Sheraton DFW Airport Hotel-440 W. John Carpenter Freeway, Irving TX 75063
The push to get out of Nairobi to the Suburbs
Land prices in Nairobi have gone up 535 per cent over the past seven years with an acre that cost around Sh30 million in 2007 now going for Sh170 million.
Upper Hill is the most expensive address where an acre is going for Sh470 million followed by Milimani at Sh370 million according to A report by HassConsult.
These areas have witnessed unprecedented growth in housing and construction of commercial buildings, forcing prices up.
This is forcing people to move to the outskirts of Nairobi. At Ndatani, we have plots for those getting into the property market. View our website www.ndatani.com for details.
Weak Shilling Slowing down Real Estate Growth
Activity in Kenya’s real estate sector that has been a key driver of growth in the past five years cooled off in the first half of this year as inflation picked pace and the local currency came under severe pressure from local and external shocks.
The number of approved building plans by Nairobi City Council in the first eight months of the year also dropped 9.7 per cent to 2174 from 2407 during a similar period last year showing a degeneration in market conditions as inflation rose to 15.25 per cent and the shilling slid to about 95 units to the dollar.
This is good news for Kenyans in the Diaspora who can now take advantage, of a weakening shilling to embark on property investment in the country.
Lesson from the Mayweather for property investment
Do not use your past to define your financial future
Mayweather actually grew up poor. He was raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan by a drug dealing father and a drug addict mother.
Lesson: learn from your past mistakes; use them as motivation to push you towards a brighter future, by making wise decisions with your money today. Property investment remains the best investment choice. Just because you grew up where everyone paid rent doesn’t mean you have to do the same. Start by owning a plot today!