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Browse warehouses for rent in Kenya with an average asking price of KES 343K and a typical size of 1,070 m². Widely available in the area, many options include parking and security, making them practical for storage, logistics, and day-to-day business use.

Across Kenya, warehouse renters can find options in key business hubs like Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru. These areas benefit from improving infrastructure and strong business activity, with many commercial properties offering useful features such as parking and security for daily operations.

Warehouse for rent in Mombasa Road, Nairobi

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This standalone compound, with warehouses along Mombasa Road, is ideal for large-scale production firms, and its strategic location offers seamless connectivity to the Outer Ring Road, the Thika Superhighway, and key Nairobi industrial zones. This central location minimizes…

Warehouse for rent in Mombasa Road, Nairobi

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Warehouse for Rent in ICD – Mombasa Road, Nairobi Position your business at the heart of Nairobi’s most active logistics corridor with this open-plan warehouse for rent within the ICD area along Mombasa Road. Strategically situated within the Inland Container Depot (ICD) zone…

Warehouse for rent in Mombasa Road, Nairobi

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Prime commercial space measuring 7,450 sq.ft located in the busy Cabanas area, ideal for retail, showroom, or light industrial use. The space offers excellent visibility, accessibility, and a strategic location along a high-traffic corridor. The layout is spacious and flexible…

Warehouse for rent in Juja, Kiambu County

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Strategically Located Industrial Facility Offering Efficient Operations and Excellent Access to Thika Road's Expanding Commercial Corridor Position your business within one of Juja's rapidly growing industrial locations with this well-maintained 8,200 sq. ft. warehouse situated…

Warehouse for rent in Ruaraka, Nairobi

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This warehouse, located in Baba Dogo, offers spacious, well-positioned industrial space suitable for storage, logistics, and manufacturing operations. The available unit measures 11500 sq ft, making it ideal for businesses looking for larger operational capacity within a prime…

Warehouse for rent in Mombasa Road, Nairobi

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This Prime Warehouse and Showroom are strategically situated on a bustling roadside, our dual-purpose showroom and warehouse space offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. With ample parking available, this property can comfortably accommodate a 40ft trailer, making it…

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