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Property Description A Commercial Building located along Aga Khan Walk and off Harambee Avenue, next to Jeevan Bharati Building, in the Nairobi Central Business District. It offers good quality office space and is easily accessible via Nairobi CBD’s major transport arteries e.g…

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Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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KTDA Farmers Building is a modern office complex located at the Junction of Ronald Ngala Lane and Moi Avenue, within the Nairobi CBD. It comprises of seven floors offering a conducive office environment within the CBD. Spaces are available on First (1st) to Eight (8th) floors…

Find commercial property for rent in Nairobi CBD at around KES 111K, with typical space near 68m². Larger units can reach 470m². Parking can be expected in multiple units, while security is readily available across listings.

Nairobi CBD is Nairobi’s main commercial hub, bordered by Uhuru Highway, Haile Selassie Avenue, Moi Avenue and University Way. It has strong access via Kenyatta Avenue, matatus, buses, Nairobi Railway Station and the Expressway. Nearby are University of Nairobi, KICC, Uhuru Park, Central Park and City Market.

Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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11000 sqft space to let Nairobi CBD Property Highlights • Size: Approximately 11,000 sq. ft. (Ground Floor) • Prime CBD location along Haile sellsie Avenue • High pedestrian visibility and traffic flow • Suitable for retail, financial, or corporate use or office use • Easily…

Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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We have this strategic shop/office space available to let at Mtihani House located opposite Equity Bank along Mfangano street with easy access points from Haile selassie, Tom Mboya and Ronald Ngala street. It's location at the junction of Mfangano street & Hakati Road suits a…

Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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Approx 3200 sqft partitioned office space on 1st floor and 1500 sqft on the ground floor available to let in Moktar Daddah Street near Jivanjee Gardens. Situated in the vibrant Nairobi CBD, this office is within walking distance to major banks, government offices, eateries, and…

Shop for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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Commercial Property for Rent in Nairobi CBD with Excellent Visibility and Accessibility This 4,000 sq. ft commercial property is located in the heart of Nairobi CBD, offering businesses and investors a central address within one of the city’s most established commercial…

Commercial Property for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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Discover an exceptional opportunity to lease out quality office space within this prime commercial building located in the bustling Nairobi Central Business District. Boasting a prominent corner location, along the vibrant Kenyatta Avenue, this multi-story building offers 42,000…

Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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All prices indicate ‘starting at’ pricing and is subject to change, based on selection and services included. Work wherever and however you need to with a HQ Office membership. With pricing starting at 19300 KSH, we offer the flexibility and freedom to accommodate any workstyle…

Commercial Property for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

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Property Description A Major Commercial Building located along Kenyatta Avenue, opposite Uhuru Park, in the Nairobi Central Business District. It offers good quality office space and is easily accessible via Nairobi CBD’s major transport arteries e.g. Moi Avenue and Kenyatta…

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