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- Heri Homes and Finsco Africa have broken ground to begin the construction of $176 million homes in Kiambu County
- Dubbed Legacy ridges, the project would see an extra 4,000 homes added into the real estate sector that continues to struggle to meet demand
- The project is on a 200-acre land in Ruiru, opposite Tatu City off the Thika Superhighway
Kenyan real estate companies Heri Homes and Finsco Africa have broken ground to begin the construction of US$176 million homes in Kiambu County.
Finsco Africa CEO John Mwaura said the project, dubbed Legacy ridges, would see an extra 4,000 homes added into the real estate sector that continues to struggle to meet demand. The project is on a 200-acre land in Ruiru, opposite Tatu City off the Thika Superhighway.
Of the houses, 2,800 would be two and three-bedroom apartments, while the rest will be maisonettes, including servant quarters.
According to the …