Real estate developer Superior Homes Kenya has launched a Ksh. 30 billion master-planned gated community in Ruiru, Kiambu, the company said in a statement on Friday.
- •Dubbed ‘Kofi Ridge’, the 240-acre master-planned gated community features a range of uniquely designed three-bedroom townhouses, four and five-bedroom bungalows, and five-bedroom villas.
- •The company has developed four developments namely, Greenpark Estate in Athi River, Fadhili Retirement Village, Pazuri at Vipingo, Sundowner Hotel in Athi River and the Lake Elementaita Mountain Lodge in Nakuru County.
- •The development comes with features that include a security barrier gate, internet provision, cabro roads and pavements, electricity and water supply, solar street lighting, 24-hour security with regular patrols, open spaces and gardens to enjoy the outdoors.
“As a company, we have been able to successfully deliver quality and unique real estate offerings to our investors. We ensure that we give attention to detail and this is evident in every aspect of the design for Kofi Ridge, from the striking architectural features to the high-end finishes and amenities. Having ventured in different counties across the country, we are excited to also get this opportunity to not only invest but also offer our products to investors within Kiambu County,” said Superior Homes CEO Shiv Arora.
“Kofi Ridge features executive amenities that foster a vibrant community where residents can socialise and enjoy the estates’ offerings. With a focus on security, privacy, and proximity to essential amenities, it is the perfect choice for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle away from the urban hustle,” said Superior Homes Managing Director Ian Henderson.
The growth of Kenya’s population, currently at about 55 million, has contributed to the country’s inadequate supply of new housing units. The annual housing demand is 250,000 units, but only an estimated 50,000 units are supplied. 22 per cent of Kenyans live in cities, and the urban population is growing at a rate of 4.2 per cent every year.
