Commercial Land for Sale in Nairobi

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Commercial Land for sale in Kasarani, Nairobi

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This is an approximately 18.5 acre land situated in Clay City approximately 1 Kilometre off Thika Superhighway. The land is suitable for the development of middle-income apartment blocks as evidenced in the neighbourhood. Key Features of the Land • Populous neighbourhood with…

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Commercial Land for sale in South B, Nairobi

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A five (5) acre parcel of land ripe for development with a middle-income housing estate in line with the development trend in the neighbourhood. The neighbourhood is well served with transport facilities and social amenities and is a short distance from the Nairobi CBD…

Commercial land for sale in Nairobi offers an average price of KES 245M and typical plot sizes around 3,370m². Readily available across listings, many plots are close to bus stops, hospitals, shopping centres and schools, making them practical options for business use or future development.

Nairobi is a key business hub in Kenya, making it relevant for commercial land buyers seeking strong city links. Access is supported by Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, with Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, the SGR and Nairobi Commuter Rail adding regional and international reach. Nearby landmarks include Westgate Mall, The Junction and Village Market, while institutions such as the University of Nairobi, Strathmore University and Kenyatta University add steady activity across the city.

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Commercial Land for sale in Eastleigh, Nairobi

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This plot is very ideal for high end commercial / multipurpose development located in a prime high sort after area with maximum return on investment. in the areas of Eastleigh shopping Centre from Juja road. The area has really grown and yet to fully exhaust its potential thus…

Commercial Land for sale in Kilimani, Nairobi

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This half acre prime development corner plot land situated on Riara road, 1 minute away from the Junction mall. It has access to 2 roads , Riara Road and Kingara Road The land is gently sloping and has two main houses and a three car garage. There are two points of entry into the…

Commercial Land for sale in Riruta, Riara Road

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A quarter acre plot located at Riruta which is ideal for development of high-density residential flats. The plot is rectangular shaped with open boundaries. It is situated close to major roads, institutional facilities and shopping centers thus making it a prime area for…

Commercial Land for sale in Kantafu, Kamulu Joska Malaa

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🔥 KOMA HILL COMMERCIAL PLOTS FOR SALE! 🔥 📍 Along Kangundo Road, in the heart of Koma Town, opposite Rubis Petrol Station, just 50m from tarmac! 💰 KSh 1.45M ONLY! 🏗️ Ideal for apartments, shops & commercial businesses. 📈 Strategically located at a major junction connecting…

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Commercial Land for sale in Kyuna, Westlands

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In this prestigious location are these two acres ready for your development. Vacant. With a flat gradient. Fenced off with a perimeter wall. Surrounded by other gated community estates. Tucked in a quiet area away from main road traffic noise. Selling as a whole without…

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