Daring Abroad Sn2, Ep9: Why Kitengela is a Hot Investment Destination for Kenyans Living Abroad

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[@taucetus3657]

Plant more trees in Kitengela. Plant many more trees in Kitengela and all over Kenya. If you want to continue breathing nice fresh cool air and seeing green lawns and landscapes enjoy the ambience that is the rural atmosphere with birds chirping, plant many more trees in Kenya, clean the lakes and the rivers, save the lakes. . Nairobi became a 'chocked' city because it has been mismanaged, too much concrete, overpopulated, noise, random development that is not properly planned, poor land management, too much traffic and nonexistent waste management.

[@iandiru6433]

I agree with you 100%

[@thev8machine200]

i agree with you. We need more greening programs in Kenya

[@diyside]

I think land is overpriced in Kenya and diaspora money is not making it easier for the locals.

[@soinda87]

True.

[@m.k.s.7417]

I personally: strive to: support a school, in Kitingela. I am from England. That school, is called:_ -"Rare -Gem!!"!!

[@m.k.s.7417]

**"Children are the [very] future"!!**??

[@briankipkemboi9265]

I love you... thank you for your big heart ❤ I'm a kenyan in the USA thank you

[@MkenyaMarekaniTV]

Kenya looks beautiful until you buy land n build then they tell you railway is supposed to pass in your bedroom uweee

[@kiruakip6380]

Hahah,I get you.

[@Godsfavourite]

Word! Konza by pass BS!🤣

[@Utadowot]

until it rains and the whole house is flooded

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

😆😆😆this is very hilarious. But maybe buying land in the country away from cities and big towns is the solution to such problems. My opinion though.

[@phyllisplays3811]

But sometimes, we blame government on things that we can avoid, I remember there was case in area where society was warned or rather cautioned about building because it was government land and they were planning to built a road, but people never took it serious, until the day came, so, some of this things are result of ignorance..

[@95fx]

Good house but to me I think they engineer would have made different forms and styles of houses to make the estate more unique hence attracting clients . But that's a great idea from Kenyans ... Love from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@sharonwangari3693]

Another great piece! I stay in Kitengela and its growing at a fast rate with interest in housing. Hopefully people with also invest in other sectors as well. We see you chams adventures.....nice one!!

[@Cardos24]

Thank you Alex for such a programme. This has really ministered to me, both the Kitengela plains and Naivasha tour trip. Well done and keep up the quality work. Proud of you!

[@tfl4963]

That's my cousin Boniface Simbe. Great show Bwana Chams! Watching from the US diaspora

[@jzk2020]

Ok, you've done it. You won my subscription. I've been binge watching your videos for the past 2-3 hours. Love it.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

Beautiful houses they are, I love the excellent finish in the interiors.

[@usa_kenyan]

Beautiful, Alex. As always, you have delivered.

[@tonnyndundahse69]

Woow this is so nice. Beautiful houses. Thank you Chams for your good work. Very educative. Kitengela is a good place to invest.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

Atleast they considered the garden part and put effort in the greenery and landscaping.

[@kingslj]

Wow! The places are beautiful! If I was a Kenyan, I would buy or build in any of these places.

[@mohameddubow2505]

Please Alex Chamwada you should also highlight and showcase the developments in other towns like Garissa, Voi, Nakuru, Eldoret. Also liase with Kenyan Real estate developers

[@annenjoroge7145]

Good work Cham. Kitengela needs more trees and proper infrastructure .

[@shinyvalley5145]

Great you keep the scenery in the facility and avoiding the concrete jungle

[@irenekerubo81]

Alec Chemwada...my favorite-great job you are doing!

[@gemkachar]

Great show. Notice @13.31 minutes. As usual, as soon as Alex Chamwada enters the bedroom he can't resist fiddling with the beddings.

[@cerealsdevanne7916]

Kenya is such a great country.... God bless Kenya

[@JayyAAAA]

Thanks Alex I really love your videos Could I request you showcase Kenyan’s property investment companies as opposed to Asians or European companies. We diasporan want to invest at home but promoting our own ( yes black Kenyans ) Let’s see more of our own real estates companies

[@asherb.m.9314]

Am selling prime farmland in Mwala, Machakos 80 kms from Nairobi. Water table just a few feet below the surface. The most delicious fruits such as mangoes, citrus, avocados are grown here. Friendly serene and secure environment. Electricity available

[@fredrickaboge4643]

Asians are Kenyans!

[@alfanm.8221]

@@asherb.m.9314 how many acre's and how much

[@asherb.m.9314]

10acres @ 1m per acre

[@JayyAAAA]

@@fredrickaboge4643 I was very specific Black Kenyans ! My money ! My choice ! Let the black pounds or shillings circulate within the black community That’s how we create wealth in our community

[@johnwaweru7518]

Wao....Great price for a beautiful and huge home

[@johnwasonga8840]

Cham wada thank you very very very much for this report on kitengela plains, I am in the diaspora. God Bless.

[@Lulu-po3kn]

I'm in awe. So impressed with what is going on in Kenya.

[@alexobare686]

You are my role model I get motivated and also nice when I see your vedios and achievement everyday thanks so much Alex Chamwanda am Alex Obare too😊😊😊

[@deepsavannah9723]

This is definetely ... good

[@batalingayarogers3533]

Good to create afresh residence outside city, thanks to Diaspora initiative, more can be done if experts engage partners. It calls government to plan beyond towns

[@PraveenKumar-wz5ih]

I m working in sunmax energy systems Pvt Ltd.we are providing heat pumps and solar panels for hotels , hospitals,resorts,houses,we having lots of customer in India .

[@sokosawa297]

Thanks for highlighting these otherwise unknown gems

[@extraspacenews]

Great Content

[@eddyotieno295]

GOOD JOB CHAMS

[@pauldatche8410]

Exiting Kitengela onto Mombasa road is still a nightmare. Between Athi river and Isinya, there is need to dual the road in the next 5 years, for those living in the corridor to enjoy living there.

[@bellamoraa9647]

The Nairobi ExpressWay has sorted it out!

[@lydiacherotich306]

Wooow...I never knew Kenya is the best ....

[@MisatiRealtorsKenyasRealEstate]

Yes it is.

[@wilfredkibiti8847]

Great show manze 🤸🤸💪💪👌👌👌✌️✌️🤜🤜🤛🤛

[@soinda87]

🌳 🌲 🌴, sewer drainage and many more. Hope this are seriously put into consideration.

[@michimj8935]

OK have they mapped out and planned the area well for walkways and greens Peak spaces before people start building everywhere

[@africarain8294]

Looking nice

[@chasoh]

Kitengela is just 35 kms from the CBD

[@fredasanyo9379]

Simbe my high school classmate! congrats man!!

[@MadameButterfly800]

But he looks pregnant! Over-eating (gluttony) is one of the 7 deadly sins.

[@fredasanyo9379]

@@MadameButterfly800 Be kind Hannah

[@astonlupiafilmz]

great content. amazing sana

[@nancykamotho7019]

Beautiful homes.

[@kiptoodenis9634]

its a unique i want to be part of kitengela ,,

[@sher3571]

The PROPERTY Looks Lovely

[@sher3571]

Do You Have Security Gates For Entry n Exit Gate

[@jugghead46]

New subscriber.🙂

[@GG-sl6ey]

Kenya is beautiful

[@ruthmuasa1455]

Good job

[@paulkitti6757]

I wanna invest in real estate in the near future

[@franciswarutumo1627]

Start now

[@kevohwapipelinetransami4351]

First here

[@mercyk2672]

I have land in Kitengela that I inherited from my parents but no one thinks its a good place for anything. My siblings have refused to build or grow anything there. Its very disheartening and I think I'll die before I know what to do with it 😢

[@fredrickaboge4643]

lovely people, lovely land, how do we kill corruption that has kept us third world as other nations are breaking through!

[@carmennicholson2867]

Why not all AFRICAN institutions with different sectors to higher learnings? Why we as Africans focusing on European and West curriculum? are the institutions from the west care anything about AFRICAN studies???

[@badmanno.1650]

Best way to develop a place is bring a city to that place... Kitengela is still a bit far from the city

[@urbanshepherdgroup2418]

I'm am very dissapointed about how that residental area was designed. Almost looks like they copied the classic North American suburb. Big misstake.

[@fidelwaimiri1171]

one masaai i know of sold 50 acres(kitengela) and traveled abroad

[@hannahw4769]

I hope he did not sell everything. Imagine how expensive the plot is in kitengela, majuu is not everything.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

@@hannahw4769 I hope so too. Having to buy land back again be very painful to him especially if he sold it in a desperate position.

[@wilsonmuriuki6267]

He'll be biting his nails watching this.

[@decoloniz_afro]

Sad indeed....brain wash.....

[@tom32575]

@@hannahw4769 ...you know Maasai ni Maasai tu....

[@claireindongole8302]

Its important to be aware of were to buy kitengela is originaly government land notitles,it was part of wildlife n part of it belongs to the national park aroad cutting n interfereing with there movement human wil life conflict is rampat one part is airport industrial land,we have bamburi n other cement factories so water n electricity is a challenge boreholes n air polution not ideal. So one will see unplaned uncontroled building plans crotching up the roads n congestion there theres a river from the mountain that courses flooding n has killed motorists,.research showed apecific plant that could produce peyrol n paraffin grows wel n many government officala bought thousand of acers,disturbing the wildbeast migration from the serengeti to masai mara.carrying along lions n leopards along the way.dangerous.i dont know if that plant is what is called whistling thorns

[@fortantkalonji227]

👍🏾

[@Msemaukwelikweli]

Am afraid Kenya is turning to be a land of concrete, coffee tea and many other fertile land is being turned into concrete, Kenya will one day cry while importing food

[@timothymusau4053]

Wenye wanaeda saudia arabia nao ua wanafanya miradi gani?

[@tamaduni]

too much corruption at kajiado lands office ....bad for investors..be very cafeful

[@mcochillahfrank449]

I love your content. I wanted to buy a plot in Kitengela but it was a little expensive. now i regret. part of life i know.

[@zainabali-vr5vp]

What's the mortgage plan?

[@poproachuk4018]

Can non kayna people buy there .currently live in uk african linkage

[@decoloniz_afro]

🤔🤔🤔🤔was expecting real eastate developer kenyans only ..africans...........i am not racist

[@AmazingMania]

This is a construction company my friend its formed by individuals who unite for business.......and kitengela is not even a main residential area in Nairobi.....racist cards will keep Africa behind

[@tombimashri8149]

Can people fro. Other parts of the continent buy or is it strictly kenyans only

[@giikuyuu]

U can buy , invest and stay in Kenya . everyone is welcome in Kenya .

[@sypilianeboyani8969]

It 's gorgeous and cool as well, i need it, how much ?

[@Lactomatic254]

$98k cash give or take. More if mortgaged.

[@soshesays2444]

Can someone explain to me why the diaspora always building houses? Where is the businesses and factories to employ people.

[@MadameButterfly800]

Maybe they want a home to come to when they retire. Don't forget most diasporians came from poor backgrounds before they left Kenya.

[@Leo-bi4he]

Real estate employs a lot people, the service being offered by mason is employment and the materials for construction create demand for factories which in turn hire more people. Don’t be so close minded

[@DianaTZ]

The other thing is trust issues. It's hard to trust someone to run a company for you when you are abroad so, people choose investing in Land and property.

[@alexobare686]

How can I get connected to you? Please 🙏

[@desertlife87]

This is where i wanna invest in someday

[@izagiirebrenda1855]

Good content always

[@davidzion3011]

Quick Tip: Take a trip there, it helps with the mental picture..

[@MisatiRealtorsKenyasRealEstate]

You can also talk to us for various options in Kitengela

[@mohameddubow2505]

This is real estate, wenye wanataka kubuy plots in Kitengela itakuwaje? Genuine plots??

[@chilly3404]

Any good schools nearby?

[@navinshah8129]

How many years mortgage

[@MARK-nh4hx]

Kenya diaspora sent 300b ...2020!!on hindsight.. enough to pay off sgr..lol in one year.

[@barbarakatsivoawere3804]

🇮🇹🇰🇪but not respected by embassies

[@miltononyango]

hutaki deni hehehe

[@tfl4963]

O yes Brother!!! It can be done without raising an iota of taxes on hardworking Kenyans. And the railway can be extended to Kisumu and terminate in Malaba and continue into UG, RW and end in Bujumbura, BDI

[@tom32575]

@@tfl4963 ...but that money is not directly for the Government....is for others and me to for development one way or the other...or what do you mean?

[@tfl4963]

@@tom32575 I mean Kenya makes a good KShs. 300 - 400B each financial year in taxes. Diaspora folks like myself send about 300B each year on remittances for their own development agendas. Comparatively, GK accrues a similar amount in taxes from hardworking Kenyans. Why can't that hard earned money be appropriated to the penny to infuse & modernize our public infrastructure to make our country accessible anywhere nationwide?

[@StephenGathuka001]

He didn’t say the mortgage rates

[@decoloniz_afro]

Indians european😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫i stopped watching(our beautiful country?)

[@kkm2812]

Weee diasporans are not playing games at all

[@69purposecoarse]

I will never invest in Africa until I see FOR AFRICA BY AFRICA.

[@romenhome5138]

where? africa is 54 nations and this is kenya..

[@decoloniz_afro]

I know what u mean........i cant believe in this clip some people developrers. doesn't look like u and i ....i dont understand where real kenya developers are .....how did some people managed to do jobs our people are supposed to do....we have so many our developers ...i didn't know we have mzungu coming here to show us about kitengela ......i heard him say indians europeans ....i got upset ....

[@kibetkeiyo]

@@decoloniz_afro the Indians are Kenyans you racist

[@69purposecoarse]

@@kibetkeiyo that is our problem as a people, we are so quick to pass judgement on each other views. The truth is that we as a nation is BROKEN. And because of that our only way to respond is to lash out in ANGER belittling and berating. If we don’t allow our people to heal, we will always be narrowed minded and always at the bottom. Opinions are just another view and not a object of debate. We must start the healing process before we can unite. We are ONE BODY whether we like it or not so when you hurt a toe, the whole body is in pain.

[@69purposecoarse]

@@decoloniz_afro yes I see your point. We as a people have been blinded to the opportunities that stare us right in our faces every day. Sad isn’t it. Until we learn to trust one another and pool our resources we will never achieve within our own.

[@ericcato4678]

Is there a water issue?

[@ruth_sire592]

Most water is salty I don't know if some places have fresh water

[@sallysarch9441]

Gakuyo stole from me so I find it difficult to trust I live in USA

[@ewm4266]

I hear you

[@weaganmusonda7899]

Hello

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

So sorry, try coastal regions,there's a level of honesty here that I love. I wish you the best.

[@tom32575]

I was also conned some 9 years back in Embakasi,but that did not stop me from developing...so you have to know most of those developed people,has taken many risks...and without risking you cannot develope...since that time l have moved far in development.l can say....

[@chekek]

@@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158 in terms of buying land or houses?

[@navinshah8129]

Sorry millions

[@davidmuiga6930]

Hey Alex, Kitengela is not 50km from Nairobi as you've stated in the beginning of your video. It's only about 31km.

[@jamessquare]

It is exactly 47.6 km to the Nairobi CBD.

[@MisatiRealtorsKenyasRealEstate]

@@jamessquare it's relative to starting and finishing point.

[@amadigeorge8828]

Only planting houses instead of food for those are dying due to luck of food

[@Prosper99]

That's for the politicians that you elect. Someone in the diaspora working day and night is not coming to spend their money on food security.

[@lakhibhangra4]

Its an unplanned town..there is no sewerage connections and shortage of water. ..worst place to buy .

[@navinshah8129]

9.8 Billon's , what is the deposit and if I buy what is mortgage plan how years , I like to see the HSE

[@loveNS875]

I have the same questions. Is the system the same as abroad or you get the house when u complete paying

[@loveNS875]

Navin did u write billion?

[@lucynjenga4522]

Vl

[@MrRight-fu1gf]

Why British curriculum? The British empire is no more and Britain is collapsing. The Chinese are rising and will be the worlds largest economy. Kenya’s should study a Chinese Curriculum. Pan African curriculum should be the obvious solution. Doubt Kenyans are Pan Africans.

[@rkibaiya]

In everything we must have a white face....

[@SOLOSOUNDS22]

There is no need of investing in Kenya if one knows he/she will not, never, or circumstances does not allow one to go back and live there. One can invest abroad and make a lot of money. When one decides to go to Kenya, just sell some of your investments and buy in Kenya. People who have lived abroad, especially America, over 20 years, and others have lived most of their lives in America than Kenya, need just to accept the fact that they are no longer “Kenyans.” Some have raised families who have no idea what Kenya is all about. They know America. Kenyans should not fear nursing homes that much. The state have your back. Enjoy life when you are energetic, when the energy fades away, the social security will take care of you. Life of always tomorrow misses the point.

[@Lactomatic254]

Great points. Doesn't hurt having an airbnb back home to fund for vacations, family back home's financial needs and a potential paid off retirement location. Imagine taking a vacation and not worrying about saving here cause there's an account in Kenya waiting on you.

[@sision.]

Who is interested in buying land in kitengela.commnt

[@adenmohamed3747]

do you have land for sale

[@sision.]

@@adenmohamed3747 yes

[@tom32575]

@@sision. ...what kind of Land Sision?

[@sision.]

@@tom32575 residential, neighbouring upcoming estates.but could also be agricultural

[@tom32575]

@@sision. ...ok...and where in kitengela exactly?

[@Petite_Mustang]

Place is soooo hot the devil don't send you to hell, he sends you to Kitengela. Rubbish.

[@MisatiRealtorsKenyasRealEstate]

Hahahaha

[@sallysarch9441]

Those houses God forbid if they catch fire. They are close

[@sundown299]

They are made of stone blocks and the roofing is clay shingles. There is no way they can burn. That's why even they don't have fire stations.

[@wilsonmuriuki6267]

@@sundown299 Ingenious. In the USA homes burn like savanna grasslands

[@sallysarch9441]

@@wilsonmuriuki6267 insurance doesn’t have any problem when it comes to compensating

[@nimonimo602]

Not any different from the houses in the 1&2 world countries

[@vaansolidor]

Conservationists?? What a joke.

[@OsmanK699]

I see mzungu anywhere on African matters and I want to reach for their neck. I almost nyongad my screen when that man popped up. We can do it without these chaps around.

[@amritbhagat7387]

Ubaguzi kaburu

[@OsmanK699]

@@amritbhagat7387 tables are turning and soon all those who meted injustice will reap from what they sowed. Sio ubaguzi, I understand and clearly see mzungu for what he truly is - a snake in the grass. But you are not mzungu, you are Indian. That's different. But you chaps are foreigners. Are there Africans owning land, industries etc in the Indian subcontinent? How do Indians treat their own dark skinned brothers? How about how the treat the Sidi? All injustice meted will be reciprocated in due time.

[@smartmannow]

why is indian or arab director

[@nightnyungwe5945]

Kenyan Asian?

[@doctorharry]

Why does color have to be an issue, also some of them are Kenyans.

[@kiruakip6380]

@@doctorharry I just disliked his comment bro.

[@hannahw4769]

Why not?

[@sallysarch9441]

Exactly