Tatu City has appointed China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) as the main contractor for Jabali Towers, marking the formal start of construction of two landmark residential towers, offices and shops in Tatu Central.
The appointment of CRBC — one of the world’s leading engineering and construction companies — reinforces Tatu City’s position as Africa’s leading master-planned urban development. Strong market demand is already evident, with Tower A 75% pre-sold to Kenyan and international buyers.
Premium Living Meets Smart Investment
Spanning 88,000 sqm, Jabali Towers comprises two residential towers rising 25 and 36storeys, offering over 350 modern apartments—from studios to three-bedroom units. Residents enjoy premium amenities including
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total built-up area | 88,000 m² |
| Storeys (Tower A & B) | 25 & 36 |
| Starting price | KES 9.7M |
| Tower A pre-sold | 75% |
| Jobs created | 2,000+ |
| Hotel rooms | 150 |
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A world-class contractor
CRBC brings globally recognised engineering expertise from a portfolio spanning Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. In Kenya, the company is currently delivering Talanta Sports City — the flagship stadium for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations — alongside other major infrastruct
ure projects.
“The commencement of construction at Jabali Towers is a clear demonstration of our commitment to delivering what we promise. At Tatu City, quality is non-negotiable and drives every decision we make. The appointment of CRBC reflects that commitment. Jabali Towers is another step in building a city that delivers lasting value for Kenya and for generations to come.”
— Stephen Jennings, Founder and CEO, Rendeavour
Premium living meets smart investment
Spanning 88,000 sqm, Jabali Towers comprises two residential towers rising 25 and 36 storeys, surrounded by a 150-room hotel, Grade A offices and 35 shops and restaurants. Apartments — from studios to three-bedrooms — start from KES 9.7 million (USD 74,500).
Residents enjoy premium amenities including a fitness centre, infinity pool, landscaped gardens, wellness facilities, co-working spaces and vibrant public plazas. The development sits within Kenya’s first operational Special Economic Zone (SEZ), offering investors tax incentives alongside world-class infrastructure.
The development is backed by more than 15 years of infrastructure investment, including 24-hour potable water, 99.7% power uptime, high-speed fibre internet and over 70 kilometres of international-standard roads.
Ideal for diaspora and institutional investors
Comprehensive property and tenancy management services make Jabali Towers especially attractive to diaspora investors seeking professionally managed, hassle-free assets. The development supports short-term rentals, including Airbnb, further enhancing income potential.
A city within a city
Tatu City is a 5,000-acre master-planned urban development currently home to more than 7,000 residents, with its population growing by over 40% annually. The city welcomes more than 35,000 people every day and hosts over 110 businesses, schools educating more than 6,000 students, and 3,500 mixed-income homes either occupied or under development. Total development value exceeds USD 3.5 billion.
Upcoming milestones set to deepen Jabali Towers’ long-term appeal:
- Wellington College International Kenya opens in 2028 — serving Kenyan families, expatriates and professionals seeking world-class education within a secure environment.
- Tatu Wildlife Sanctuary — the world’s only urban wildlife sanctuary — opens at end of 2026, integrating nature with modern urban living.
- Over 100 kilometres of walking and cycling trails, parks, lakes and green spaces are already accessible to residents.
Economic impact
Jabali Towers is projected to create more than 2,000 jobs across its construction and operational phases, generating long-term employment through its offices, hotel, restaurants, retail outlets and property management services — contributing to economic growth in Kiambu County and Kenya broadly.
Correction: Tower heights updated from 20 and 31 storeys to 25 and 36 storeys, and apartment count corrected per the official press release.
