Real Estate Firm To Build Houses For Its Land Buyers

Mzizi Homes - Bill Bright Garden estate
Mzizi Africa Home has diversified from was just developing housing units with controlled designs.

Mizizi Africa Homes has introduced a new concept where clients who buy land from it can have the plots developed with customized units.

The ‘Buy, We Build,’ model expands the real estate developer’s portfolio to include sale of fully serviced prime plots as it formally enters the gated and controlled community space.

 Mizizi Africa Homes CEO George Mburu said the new venture is in line with its goal of making it easier for most Kenyans to own modern and affordable homes.

 “Now you can buy a plot of land from us and let us build your customised house,’ Mr Mburu said. “We help you throughout the whole process. After buying a parcel of land from us, we assist you in site planning to when the house or investment is ready for occupation.”

The size of land ranges from 50ft by 100ft to a whole block, giving buyers  limitless control over the type of house, designs, amenities and features they need. For instance one can buy five plots or blocks of acres or add a private swimming pool, garden spaces and outdoor gazebos.

Previously, the real estate developer was just developing housing units with controlled designs, allowing users some room to customise interior designs.

With the new concept, the developer will arrange financing through partner banks and saccos using the land as collateral.

The firm’s first project under this plan is Bill Bright Garden estate in Diani that goes at an introductory offer of Ksh.1.25 million for an eighth of an acre.

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