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Inside Superior Homes Newest Sh30B Luxurious Gated Community Project in Ruiru

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Superior Homes CEO Shiv Arora, Site Operations Manager Judy Maroko, and Managing Director Ian Henderson during the launch of Kofi Ridge, which seeks to offer a high-quality lifestyle for homeowners away from the urban hustles and bustles. (Photo: PR Handout)
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Real estate developer Superior Homes Kenya has launched a Ksh30 billion modern and luxurious master-planned gated community in Ruiru, Kiambu County. Branded Kofi Ridge, the 240-acre gated community features a range of uniquely designed three-bedroom townhouses, four and five-bedroom bungalows, and five-bedroom villas.

Kofi Ridge is located only 12 kilometres drive off the Thika Superhighway from Kimbo area, with access from Ruiru town via Kiganjo Road and is Superior Homes largest master-planned gated community.

Superior Homes Kenya CEO, Mr Shiv Arora, noted that the company has over the past 20 years showcased a proven track record in delivering unique real estate products. “We give attention to detail and this is evident in every aspect of the design for Kofi Ridge, from the striking architectural features to the high-end finishes and amenities,” says Mr Arora.

The development comes with features that include a security barrier gate, internet services, cabro roads and pavements, electricity and water supply, solar street lighting, 24-hour security with regular patrols, open spaces and gardens to enjoy the outdoors.

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Also present at the event was Superior Homes Managing Director Ian Henderson who reiterated the company’s dedication to championing quality housing for their investors.

“Kofi Ridge features executive amenities that foster a vibrant community where residents can socialise and enjoy the estates’ offerings. With a focus on security, privacy, and proximity to essential amenities, it is the perfect choice for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle away from the urban hustle,” Mr Henderson.

The growth of Kenya’s population, currently at about 55 million, has contributed to the country’s inadequate supply of new housing units. The annual housing demand is 250,000 units, but only an estimated 50,000 units are supplied. About 22% of Kenyans live in cities, and the urban population is growing at a rate of 4.2% every year.

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