Nandi Hills housing estate 75% complete as tea, agro-tourism drive demand for homes
Construction of the Boma Yangu Nandi Hills Estate has reached about 75 per cent completion, with growing economic activity in the area driving increased demand for quality and affordable housing. In a statement on Sunday, September 6, 2026, Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Raymond Omollo said the expansion of tea factories, agriculture, […]
The Boma Yangu Nandi Hills Estate in Kenya is 75% complete, driven by the growth of tea factories, agriculture, agro-tourism, and sports tourism in the area, according to Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Raymond Omollo. The development, spearheaded by the State Department for Housing and Urban Development, includes six residential blocks with 729 modern housing units and 26 integrated commercial shops, catering to various income groups through Social Housing, Affordable Housing, and Market Rate segments.
The gated community features amenities such as children's play areas, green spaces, secure communal areas, reliable water connectivity, and backup power. Omollo emphasized the government's commitment to providing dignified housing and well-planned communities, aligning with the area's economic transformation.
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