Please leave the analysts incremental percentages on land and you will somehow understand the logic of The law of demand and supply.

If there is demand for a product and there is no supply, then the price will definitely increase.

Anyone with 10 Acres + land anywhere along Thika and or Kiambu Roads and is willing to sell can easily get offered 30-50 Million per acre. You can talk of the same about upperhill, Runda etc.

The price of a farmland in Ngoingwa -Thika around 1980 was Ksh 3000 per Acre. Today similar parcel is priced at 5 Million for Quarter acre.

Wait for the bubble to burst alone, coz such things dint happen in cash driven system like ours

Me and my sons have over 600b stashed abroad(kroll report).what harm will it do me to only take 1b which is 0.15% of my stashed cash pay off this noise makers USIU-AND the other guy and I retire in peace without my named being dragged into mud? Wapi common sense hapa?

Equity Bank chief executive James Mwangi has laid claim to the multi-million shilling prime Nairobi land at the centre of a vicious legal battle pitting the United States International University-Africa (USIU-A) against businessman George Kiongera and former President Daniel Arap Moi, adding a new twist to the saga.

Mr Mwangi says in suit papers filed in court that he bought the 20-acre piece of land from Mr Moi in February 2012 for Sh300 million after confirming that the former President legitimately owned it.

The Equity Group CEO filed the suit last Friday against USIU-A, Mr Moi, Mr Kiongera’s Maestro Connections Health Systems Limited, the Chief Lands Registrar, the Director of Survey and Attorney-General Githu Muigai.

The greek say "Yumbukaga na karia imeretie" (A bird only flies away with what it has swallowed.) Mwangi has started seeing that the billions he has been raking in from high interest rates is about to come to an end and so he has started to remember where he had put some of his money that he had forgotten. 300 million was small change compared to what he gets at equity but now he just might need it.

Wah, Kenyans have money, so if there had been no dispute at all we would never have known there's an unknown Kenyan dude with KShs 500m somewhere - and the way I thought i knew all Kenyan sonkos...

Former president Daniel arap Moi has obtained a court order barring three parties that are laying claim to a prime plot in Nairobi from starting any construction at the site till the dispute is resolved.

Mr Moi, through lawyer Fred Ngatia, says he cannot understand “the basis of the claims” lodged by United States International University (USIU), Maestro Health Connections and Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi through his company Muthaiga Luxury Homes Limited.

The retired president has been named as a defendant in the suit. On Wednesday, Mr Moi’s lawyer told the trial court to “widen the injunction order to stop the plaintiffs from taking advantage of each other so that nothing happens on the ground until the case is heard and determined.”

Justice Samson Okong’o gave the order preserving the suit property in which USIU, Maestro Connections Health Systems and Mr Mwangi have different titles for the same piece of land.

“Justice can only be arrived at through a full trial, we need to go straight into the trial at the earliest date possible,” Mr Ngatia said.

The lawyer said it is prudent that the court halts “any activities on the disputed parcel of land until a determination is made.” Maestro Heath Connections claimed it bought the property from Mr Moi for Sh500 million and had stationed tens of guards at the site before USIU contested and got an order for restoration of the status quo.