@ Caramba Far too good to be true. The going rate there is more than double what your "seller" wants. I'd run if I were you.

That doesnt sound right.... too cheap for that place if you ask me.... but if it is genuine, then it is a steal.

@Caramba
I know those guys. I almost purchased from them. I got warned and decided not to. There are rumours that there is a court case between them and the Kenya Airports Authority. The land is apparently being claimed by the airports authority. I call them rumours because i had no way of verifying this information. What made me suspicious is the ridiculously low price.

Just play along like you want to buy and see things unfold! They will tell you to go to mlolongo, sign the agreement and pay cash. No bank details will be given to you!

I may be wrong. Let's see what Caramba comes up with

One of the regretable decision to make is to sell your plots when the price appreciates.

Always envision to add value by developing.
You can only sale one to develop the other but try as much not to sale as you can never buy back at that price.

That is why I think one has to complement real estate with stocks. Because in stocks you can sell and may have opportunity to buy back the same stock even at a lower price.

I have heard of various regrets and lamentation from people who sale their plots either due to capital gains or financial pressure.

It like selling both the icing and the cake itself for the price of the icing.

1.2m and no title 4kms inside? I do not think that its a deal!