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Commercial Land for sale in Uthiru, Nairobi

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Uthiru 1/4 Acre Commercial Land for Sale Prime 1/4-acre commercial plot for sale in Uthiru, ideal for the development of high-rise apartments. This property presents an excellent opportunity for real estate developers and investors looking to develop residential units in an…

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 Joska, Kamulu Joska Malaa

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Commercial Plots Kamulu -Size 40X80 -Touching Tarmac kangundo road -Located in Kamulu Shopping center -Price ksh 3.5M -Book with 50% bal 6 months -Electricity on site -water -Ready for immediate development -Ideal for Apartments & Business complex -In well developed area -Good…

Commercial Land for sale in Industrial Area, Nairobi

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This industrial plot for sale in Nairobi measures approximately 0.42 acres and sits in the established Industrial Area. It suits buyers who need space for operations. The plot is suited to: Warehousing and storage Logistics yards and truck parking Manufacturing plants Larger…

Commercial Land for sale in Westlands Area, Westlands

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Unlock the potential of this prime redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Westlands — a rare parcel perfectly positioned for high-rise residential, commercial, or mixed-use development. Surrounded by thriving businesses, premium residences, and world-class infrastructure, this…

Commercial Land for sale in South B, Nairobi

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Location: Located just off the Mombasa Road on the Brand New road before Tile & Carpet Center and Airtel HQ offices. The plot is located exactly 1.2Kms from Mombasa Road and only a few hundred meters from Diamond Park Estate. Size: The plot is 0.6 Acres in size Current Situation…

Commercial Land for sale in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Prime 0.5-acre development land in Kilimani, next to Yaya Centre and touching Argwings Kodhek Road. An excellent opportunity for a high-end mixed-use development in one of Nairobi’s most sought-after locations. • Size: 0.5 acre • Location: Kilimani, next to Yaya Centre •…

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