The move marks a dramatic turn for a project that once symbolised Nairobi’s race-to-the-sky real estate boom.
By
Dominic Omondi
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
A significant portion of the Sh4.2 billion Le Mac Tower building, one of Nairobi’s most recognisable skyscrapers famed for its glass skywalks and rooftop amenities, is set to go under the hammer after its developer was placed under administration over unpaid debts.
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Nairobi's downtown is changing, and experts believe that while the new look is good for the face value, it will also boost the…
A decade-long legal battle over a Sh703 million property deal has escalated into a Sh10.7 billion dispute, putting Nairobi’s…
A decade-long legal battle over a Sh703 million property deal has escalated into a Sh10.7 billion dispute, putting Nairobi’s…
A failed purchase deal, disputed lease agreements and claims over millions of shillings in deposits have fuelled a protracted…
The High Court rejected claims of excessive interest charges and undervaluation of assets, clearing the way for Equity Bank to…
Ownership wrangles surrounding Nairobi’s Senteu Plaza have taken a fresh twist after a firm moved to court seeking billions in…
