Fundah

Let me fertilize the contributions here.

1. If you buy land based on share certificate, put on it a structure ASAP. It could easily be sold to someone else and then you end up with a dispute. Donot believe in the master register that the company has. A friend bought land in Ruai frm Embakasi Ranching. When the officials realized the Eastern bypass was to be constructed they quickly altered the details of those who had not developed the plots along the road and advised them there was a mistake in the allocation. The prices of these plots shoot thru the roof and the officials put them under their relas names. The original buyers were given alternative land all the way at Kilimambogo.

How do people end up constructing on the Bypass ??. Same officials. They extend the boundaries on the original parcel and encroach on the road. And since you and me like plots along the road, we quickly scrumble for them. They sell and pocket the chums.

NSSF did the same thing at Fedha along Outering road. It anyones guess on how Gova will deal with these one when they dualize Outering as most of the buildings are huge flats.

I do think this is an investment where one has no hurry in getting returns in Thika basically, invest wisely guys

Went for the tour of the mi-lands.
I think its a long-shot in terms of returns.
And I think they would be good value if 1 acre was retailing at Ksh0.5m.

Hehehe....
A year ago they still said 4 months.