Dubai Investors to Set Up Sh8 Billion Mini City in Juja
Dubai-based investors have struck a deal for the setting up of a Sh8 billion mini city at Mang’u in Juja, Kiambu County, along the Nairobi-Thika highway.
Capitaland East Africa chief executive officer Rogers Obure, who had travelled to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates to sign the deal, said the investors agreed to partner with local owners to have the project dubbed ‘Artstone Valley’ completed within the next three years.
Luxury Homes developer and Costa Homes founder Constantine Mwadime said the mini city will have a shopping mall, a mega hospital, primary and nursery schools as value-adds aimed at making it attractive for Nairobi residents seeking an out-of-town location to shop, seek treatment or school for their children. Luxury Homes is a key partner in the multi-billion shillings project.
“Several saccos have expressed interest in taking up housing units for onward sale to their members off-plan to be paid over a period of time,” Mwadime said.
The agreement was signed between Capitaland East Africa, Abu Dhabi Investment and Housing, Emirate Homes Group and Royal Investment Group.
The 25-acre Juja mini city is designed by Nairobi-based architect Salman Mruttu and consists of seven blocks of eight story flats that will be home to 160 units of three bed-roomed apartments with domestic servant quarters.
It will also have 800 units of three-bedroomed apartments, 480 units of two-bedroomed apartments and 60 one-bedroomed apartments.
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