Three Geographies. One Thesis.
Every asset on the platform sits inside one of three umbrella markets — each with a distinct demand driver, risk profile, and return shape.
Nairobi Capital
Corporate demand structurally outpaces supply.
Nairobi is home to the African headquarters of over 40 multinational corporations and the ecosystem that produced M-Pesa. Corporate demand for premium serviced accommodation structurally outpaces supply — generating 80%+ annual occupancy in quality-managed stock.
- 2-bed serviced units in Westlands and Kilimani: $2,500–$4,500 USD/month
- Demand driven by corporates, DFIs and tech sector — non-seasonal
- USD-denominated rents insulate against Kenyan shilling volatility
- Direct flights from Madrid, London, Dubai, and Amsterdam
Available Units
3 assetsKilimani Premium Towers
Serviced two- and three-bed apartments anchoring the diplomatic corridor.
Unity Homes Precinct
Net-positive residential blocks targeting young corporate professionals.
Aria Towers
Grade-A office and serviced-residence mixed-use tower.
Tatu City
Special Economic Zone — infrastructure-stage entry.
Tatu City is a 5,000-acre Special Economic Zone 30km from Nairobi CBD — Africa's most advanced planned urban development, with its own governance, power, and road infrastructure. Over 250 companies have signed up. Residential and hospitality land within the SEZ is a fundamentally different risk profile: infrastructure-stage appreciation, not current yield. The thesis is entry price and zoning certainty.
- Special Economic Zone status: tax incentives, own governance, infrastructure
- Anchor tenants include DHL, Unilever, Krones, and over 250 companies
- Phase 3 residential and hospitality plots now available to investors
- Nairobi CBD 30-minute drive — growing shuttle and future rail connection
Mombasa
Coastal leisure with diaspora pull — premium nightly rates.
Mombasa's Nyali and Bamburi shoreline is Kenya's premier coastal leisure destination. Tourism is rebounding strongly post-2022 with growing intra-African and European travel. Boutique serviced villas and apartments command premium nightly rates that outperform Nairobi on a per-night basis — with a strong right-of-use story for investors seeking physical discovery.
- Boutique serviced units: $180–$380 USD/night (peak season)
- Growing diaspora demand: Kenyan expats investing in coastal lifestyle assets
- UNESCO-listed Old Town proximity adds cultural tourism draw
- Seasonal profile — peak Nov–Mar aligns with European winter escape
Accra, Ghana
We maintain soft-pilot intent in our expansion thesis. Preliminary legal frameworks and native economic SPVs are underway by erecting our West Africa anchor, to stabilize deployment of the sequence of expanse.
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