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26/03/2026

What happened here? Several parts of the building don’t seem to line up, even by just looking at it.

The areas circled in red show the same feature repeated on every floor, but the shapes and proportions change from one level to another. It’s not clear whether this was intentional or something went wrong during construction.

15/03/2026

Some maps shared by the media and government about flood-prone areas are too broad to be useful on the ground. Labeling an entire neighborhood like Parklands as “at risk” doesn’t help much compared to identifying specific streets or low-lying sections. It would be far more helpful if Nairobi County published location-level data.

We’ve included waterways mapped by OpenStreetMap contributors, covering rivers, streams, drains, and canals. It’s far from perfect, but it provides a general picture of the city’s drainage network.

For example, sections of First Parklands Avenue are known to experience flooding due to a nearby drain or canal that passes through the area. This kind of street-level detail is what would make official flood mapping far more useful.

27/02/2026

💬 New on Plotwise: Community posts are now interactive.

You can now comment on any post with an anonymous note or photo to share updates.

https://plotwise.co/community

25/02/2026

🏗 A new 4,096-unit affordable housing project will be coming up in Starehe.

And interestingly, it’s planned for the plot right next to Starehe Boys’ Centre on the former government housing estate (L.R. 209/20158 & 209/20159).

11/02/2026

🏘️ 3,175 new residential units in Mombasa.
🦒 A wildlife sanctuary in Tatu City.

Two unique projects just recently proposed to NEMA.

📍 Creekside Garden City in Kisauni (Manyani)
3,175 residential units, Mall + 5-star hotel + 3-star hotel, KSh 24.6B investment.

📍 Wildlife Sanctuary in Tatu City
A proposed sanctuary inside the master-planned city.
Think conservation, eco-tourism, biodiversity.

See details on these projects and others on our Community page or directly on the Plotwise map.

29/01/2026

Buying, selling, or developing land in Kenya?

Plotwise helps you do better due diligence in one place.

- Run quick land value estimates to get a realistic starting point
- Add your own comparables and valuation data on the map
- See real development activity through our Community page, including nearby projects and planning signals

Whether you are a buyer, valuer, developer, or investor, Plotwise helps you make decisions with more context and less guesswork.

🗺️ Explore our map at https://plotwise.co/map

The go-to platform for real estate research in Kenya, offering zoning insights, historical records, community updates, valuations, and more.

08/01/2026

The EACC report lists many parcels flagged as illegally acquired or unexplained assets, under preservation orders, or already recovered. On Plotwise, you can search parcel numbers and see references not only from recent EACC reports, but from other relevant documents as well.
https://plotwise.co/research

In the Financial Year 2024/2025, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission(EACC)

1. Recovered KES 3.4B in corruptly acquired assets.
2. Traced illegally acquired and unexplained assets worth KES 22.9B.
3. Averted loss of public funds estimated at KES16.5B through proactive investigations.
4. Finalized and forwarded 175 investigation files on corruption, economic crimes, and ethical breaches to the DPP for review.

Read More from EACC’s website-
https://eacc.go.ke/en/default/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/EACC-REPORT-OF-ACTIVITIES-AND-FINANCIAL-STATEMENTS-FOR-THE-FINANCIAL-YEAR-2024-2025-FINAL-VERSION-2-2.pdf

21/12/2025

⚠️ We’re always updating Plotwise with data that supports better due diligence and helps you spot risks and context quickly.

18/12/2025

🚧 Before you build or invest, see what’s coming up nearby. We surface NEMA-submitted construction proposals, from apartments to offices.

You can also anonymously share projects happening near you and explore what others have spotted.

https://plotwise.co/community

02/12/2025

According to the National Construction Authority’s Construction Industry Outlook 2024 (published Nov 2025), the average monthly mjengo wages in the infrastructure sector are roughly:

Unskilled: about 30K
Semi-skilled: about 40K
Skilled: about 53K

Kwa site wenye wako huko nje…hizi figures zina align na reality ama ni za office? 😄

28/11/2025

New on Plotwise: Comparables & Valuations

Drop in your sales/comparables or valuation files and we’ll instantly map your markers for you, no manual plotting. Full control, AI-assisted, privacy-first.

Read more: https://plotwise.co/blog/posts/my-data-layer