Emigan Realtors

30/04/2020

16/10/2018

50×100 residential/commercial corner plots for sale in Total Area, Narok Town. On a level gradient with red soils in a fast growing Town View estate. Kshs.1,600,000/=. Contact 0705030888

16/10/2018

1/8 acre residential/commercial plots for sale in Ilmashariani Area, Narok Town. On a level gradient with red soils in a fast growing area along Narok-Oletukat Road. Kshs.550,000/= each. Contact 0705030888

13/09/2018

25/08/2016

1/8 acre residential plots for SALE in Kibiko, Ngong.
From Kshs. 1.2m to 2.6m
Contact 0712616715

03/05/2016

1/2 an acre of land with a four bedroom townhouse all ensuite with wardrobes, shower cubicals, vanity units and wc. Master bedroom with bathtub, shower cubical, vanity units, wc and whb. Fitted open plan kitchen, sunken lounge, dining and study room. It has a garage, DSQ, gate house, gymnasium, flower gardens, solid boundary wall and two large balconies.
It is situated along River Drive, off Garden Estate Road and near Nairobi Lighthouse Church.
Asking price is Kshs 93 Million only.

01/04/2016

Office Spaces to Let in Nakuru town along Moi Road.

02/02/2016

Five Bedroom Town Houses for sale in Ridgeways and Garden Estate: Kshs. 60 & 80 million respectively

09/11/2015

Runda Mimosa
1/2 acre plot with a 5 Bedroom townhouse with DSQ for Two and Swimming Pool.
Asking Price Kshs.80,000,000/=

28/08/2015

CONSTRUCTION COSTS TO GO DOWN IN NAIROBI

A building permit will now cost 0.5 per cent of the total construction cost.A building permit will now cost 0.5 per cent of the total construction cost.

Real estate investors will pay less to acquire building permits in Nairobi after City Hall proposed a lower rate to ease the cost of construction.

A permit will cost 0.5 per cent of the total construction cost, down from the current rate of between one and 1.5 per cent, if the 2015 Finance Bill is passed.

The proposal will save developers and home builders thousands of shillings as they contend with a number of regulatory fees including those paid to the National Environment Management Authority (Nema), National Construction Authority (NCA) and the Mining ministry.

This means that investors building homes valued at Sh5 million will pay Sh25,000 to secure a permit, down from the current Sh75,000.

“A drop from 1.5 to 0.5 per cent of the development cost is beneficial to not only developers but also home buyers. That will be very positive,” said the HF Holdings group managing director Frank Ireri.

The proposed rate will be flat, a departure from the current one which is based on the size of the building.
The lower permit fee marks a departure from the recent trend that has seen multiple fees introduced in the real estate industry as investors pump in billions of shillings to cash in on rising home prices and rental income.

Nema imposes a minimum charge of Sh10,000 or 0.1 per cent of project cost for environmental impact assessment. The Mining ministry started collecting a two per cent royalty on construction materials; increasing the cost of quarry stones, concrete blocks, hardcore, ballast and sand.

Projects exceeding Sh5 million pay a construction levy of 0.5 per cent of the value of the contract to the NCA. The lower permit cost comes weeks after acting Lands and Housing secretary Fred Matiang’i asked authorities to reduce fees charged on real estate developers to boost investments in the property market.

20/08/2015

letting out hazina trade center as from next year