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I hope erdemann are smart enough to get the needed approvals and ensure the plot stands on legally correct area for the project planned.
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River Estate Housing Development | Ngara Estate | 34 fl x8 | Proposed
Nairobi county govt picked Edemann property as the contractor for the re-construction of Jadongo road and Jadongo lane. The commencement date is 15th August 2018. It's a small stretch so they should be done by early next year.
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The boundary wall on river side stands quite clear from the "Michuki" riparian reserve. When Michuki was doing the river clean up he pushed all structures a distance away from the river. The line has been respected even by the Nyayo market traders.
Do this guys have an official website we could peep and steal some details on the project timelines?
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Do this guys have an official website we could peep and steal some details on the project timelines?
Edermann is moving with speed on the roads around the property. I noticed they seem to be constructing a road in the middle of the property connecting towards the river looks like span bridge on the Nairobi river.
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Edermann is moving with speed on the roads around the property. I noticed they seem to be constructing a road in the middle of the property connecting towards the river looks like span bridge on the Nairobi river.
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Thanks for the update. Many exiciting projectes slated to start on this part of the city. Hope you have a good quality camera bro...ama tukuchangie :lol: coz we cannot afford to miss all this action! . Quick question, was park road initially a dual carriageway? From google maps looks like traders just blocked one carriageway
Park road was not a dual carriageway. This was a proposed terminus for upcountry matatus from the Mt. Kenya region. Nairobi county did not complete payments to the contractors so it is yet to be handed over officially. It is now a parking bay for githurai buses and TSS Mombasa coaches. The mechanics have turned it into garages
Just how i wish this one breaks ground and proceeds smoothly.
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Edermann is moving with speed on the roads around the property. I noticed they seem to be constructing a road in the middle of the property connecting towards the river looks like span bridge on the Nairobi river.
Apparently, their Seefar apartments is to be demolished. It stands on Nairobi dam reserve according to some document trending on FB.
https://citizentv.co.ke/news/residen...mpression=true
https://citizentv.co.ke/news/residen...mpression=true
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If seefar is demolished, can it cast a cloud over the launch of this one?
Why won’t people just do legal stuff? Kwani lazima wavunje sheria jamani!!
I saw that the map they used and nema used to approve them was of Nairobi dam in 1960 which showed that they are not within the dam boundary. Although the current map shows that they are. Erdmann was complaining that if the same government can give it approval from 3 agencies and the same agencies come later to revoke it, how can it be sure about its investments. This is what got me going about the housing project that they are going to build with a lot of reliance on "special purpose vehicles" in terms of regulations for the big four housing
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Sonko pledges 200,000 low cost houses for city residents
Oct. 15, 2018, 3:00 pm
By MELANIE MWANGI @mwangimelanie
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has pledged to construct 200,000 affordable housing units that will cost between Sh1 to Sh3 million in the next five years.
Sonko said the project is in line with President Uhuru Kenyatta's Big Four Agenda.
He spoke on Monday during the second urban dialogue on delivering affordable housing in Nairobi.
Sonko said the county has already embarked on phase one of its urban regeneration programme that targets between 10,000 and 12,000 housing units.
“We have already called for expressions of interest for Phase Two, and other phases will follow immediately thereafter. In total, we plan to deliver about 200,000 units as Nairobi County Government,” he said.
Sonko also said he will upgrade several slums in the city.
Read; Uhuru's 500,000 decent, affordable housing project gains momentum
"We are negotiating a 70:30 ratio with developers, where every project must have at least 70 per cent houses under Sh3. The developers can then build more expensive units on 30 per cent of the project," he added.
Sonko, however, stated that his administration is facing challenges in the construction of the houses.
He said a number of parcels of land earmarked for the housing project are on the flight path of the Moi Air Base and Wilson Airport, leading to some of the housing projects being reduced from 30 to 14-storey building.
He wants KCAA to map out the flight paths to increase efficiency in building the structures.
“I am appealing to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority to call a meeting with the Nairobi City County Government, the Department of Defence and Ministry of Transport to clearly map out the flight paths," he said.
"This will allow us to build taller buildings in areas outside this path."
Among the informal settlements earmarked for upgrading include the larger Mukuru slums and Mji wa Huruma slums.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018...dents_c1835180
Oct. 15, 2018, 3:00 pm
By MELANIE MWANGI @mwangimelanie
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has pledged to construct 200,000 affordable housing units that will cost between Sh1 to Sh3 million in the next five years.
Sonko said the project is in line with President Uhuru Kenyatta's Big Four Agenda.
He spoke on Monday during the second urban dialogue on delivering affordable housing in Nairobi.
Sonko said the county has already embarked on phase one of its urban regeneration programme that targets between 10,000 and 12,000 housing units.
“We have already called for expressions of interest for Phase Two, and other phases will follow immediately thereafter. In total, we plan to deliver about 200,000 units as Nairobi County Government,” he said.
Sonko also said he will upgrade several slums in the city.
Read; Uhuru's 500,000 decent, affordable housing project gains momentum
"We are negotiating a 70:30 ratio with developers, where every project must have at least 70 per cent houses under Sh3. The developers can then build more expensive units on 30 per cent of the project," he added.
Sonko, however, stated that his administration is facing challenges in the construction of the houses.
He said a number of parcels of land earmarked for the housing project are on the flight path of the Moi Air Base and Wilson Airport, leading to some of the housing projects being reduced from 30 to 14-storey building.
He wants KCAA to map out the flight paths to increase efficiency in building the structures.
“I am appealing to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority to call a meeting with the Nairobi City County Government, the Department of Defence and Ministry of Transport to clearly map out the flight paths," he said.
"This will allow us to build taller buildings in areas outside this path."
Among the informal settlements earmarked for upgrading include the larger Mukuru slums and Mji wa Huruma slums.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018...dents_c1835180
Can we have a thread dedicated to that affordable housing project ?