Off-plan
Off-plan apartments.
Buy at the launch price and pay in stages while the building goes up. Each development here is one we can walk you through in person, with the unit mix and payment plan explained before you reserve.
Might also fit
These developments haven’t published a price or unit mix that answers your search yet. Ask us and we will tell you whether they fit.
Nothing matches all of that yet.
Try a wider budget or another area, or tell us what you are looking for and we will come to you when something fits.
No off-plan launches are listed right now.
New releases are added here as they launch. Tell us what you are looking for and we will come to you first, or see the projects already under construction.
Buying off-plan
What you gain, and what you take on.
A lower entry price is only worth having when the project is credible and the finished homes are ones people want to live in. So before you commit, we go through the developer’s record, the approvals, the layout, the completion date, the payment plan and whether you could sell before completion.
The checks to make before you reserveWhat you gain
- The launch price, set before the building is finished.
- First choice of unit, floor and aspect.
- Payments staged across construction, not due all at once.
- Finishes and fittings that can often still be chosen.
What you take on
- Completion dates move. Plan for a delay and read what the sale agreement says about one.
- Your money is committed to a building that does not exist yet.
- A longer wait before you can live in it or let it.
Off-plan guides
Know before you move.
Guides to buying off-plan in Nairobi, written plainly: what you gain, what you risk, how to read a payment schedule and what to check before you pay anything.
The first guides are on their way.
In the meantime, our About page answers the questions buyers ask most.
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