The developments are driven by Gigiri’s position as Nairobi’s diplomatic and international organisations hub.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Investors are scrambling to build luxury hotels and serviced residences in Nairobi’s upmarket Gigiri neighbourhood, targeting growing demand from diplomats, business travellers and international organisations based in the area.
The skyline of Nairobi's diplomatic district is set to change after Kenyan entrepreneur Mohamed Bishar launched a Sh2 billion…
Understanding the needs of young professionals, entrepreneurs and a growing international clientele is now a competitive…
The CBK notes that the improvement reflects seasonal demand and prevailing tourism trends, with Nairobi recording a particularly…
Nairobi's downtown is changing, and experts believe that while the new look is good for the face value, it will also boost the…
President William Ruto's government has been stepping up efforts to attract global capital.
The apartment boom reflects the economics of Nairobi's land market rather than competition for prestige.
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