What if I told you that you can buy a two bedroom apartment with national park views for only $63,000?
What if I told you that you can spot giraffes, zebras, rhinos and other wildlife from your balcony? And that when you tire of your at-home safari, that you can relax in onsite amenities such as an outdoor swimming pool, well-appointed gym, etc.
What if I told you these apartments are a 25-minute drive from the best neighborhoods of a booming capital city of over 6 million people and a 15-minute drive away from a major International Airport?
This is the sort of value Nairobi offers. I have a hard time imagining a world in which such apartments will go down in value in the next 5 years. The uniqueness of such views constitutes a serious moat.
In a world of crazy valuations, these are valuations that do not seem excessive at all.
My local agent Pratik and I went to check out this upper-middle class development in Nairobi 🇰🇪
Video in the post below 👇
@KenyaAirways - we have been waiting for our bags for 2 days - everyday we get told due to payload they couldn’t come - with everything happening in the airline world today, you would think the ‘Pride of Africa’ would try to capitalise and deliver luggage on time!
Good Evening. The listed areas will be affected by planned power interruptions tomorrow (31st May, 2023). The interruption is part of network maintenance. For the advance notice, use https://t.co/mzD2qgzBFc. To access the latest schedule, check under the most recent date. ^MW