Tatu City has opened the showhouse for Jabali Towers, its mixed-use development in Tatu Central, the city’s business and lifestyle district.
Homebuyers and investors can now walk through a finished residence before the towers are complete.
Sales in Tower A have passed 80%, with buyers from Kenya and abroad. Tatu City sits in East Africa, a region of more than 500 million people.
What Jabali Towers includes
Spectrum, the international design firm, designed the development. It has two towers of 25 and 36 storeys with 374 residences, Grade A offices, a 150-room hotel, retail outlets and restaurants across about 88,000 square metres. Khusoko’s earlier report on Jabali Towers as a Nairobi investment covers the mix of 35 shops and restaurants around the towers.
Saudi Arabia’s Mabani Aljazeera Group is a partner in the project. Its investment, announced in July 2026, was made with Swan Properties. Rendeavour, Tatu City’s developer, remains the majority shareholder.
Construction status
China Road and Bridge Corporation is the main contractor. Foundation works have progressed, and the structure is due to rise above the construction hoarding in the first quarter of 2027.
Jabali Towers is the second vertical development in Tatu Central.
Why buy early, according to Rendeavour
“Today’s buyers are increasingly looking beyond the four walls of an apartment. They want access to quality education, recreation, workplaces and everyday conveniences without the challenges of long commutes,” said Preston Mendenhall, Group Chief Operating Officer and Country Head, Rendeavour Kenya.
“The Jabali Towers showhouse now allows buyers to experience the quality of the homes we are delivering. Buying early in a master-planned development is about getting ahead of the value curve by securing an asset at an early stage of its growth cycle,” he added.
Market District
The Market District will extend the Jabali Towers and Hotel precinct. It is a pedestrian-only area for shopping, entertainment, business and residential use, with 130,000 square metres of retail and entertainment space and 200,000 square metres of commercial and residential space.
Services and amenities in Tatu City
Tatu Central has shops, supermarkets, banks, restaurants serving international cuisines, padel courts, wellness facilities and organised fitness activities. Residents can use more than 100 kilometres of nature trails through coffee estates that are over a century old.
Infrastructure figures from Tatu City:
- Over 70 km of tarmacked roads
- 99.7% power reliability
- More than 95% renewable energy
- 24/7 potable water
- Fibre internet connectivity
Schools and wildlife
The 160-acre Tatu Wildlife Sanctuary opens to the public in the second quarter of 2027. Tatu City describes it as the only urban wildlife sanctuary in the world.
Wellington College International Kenya opens in September 2028. Gareth Parker-Jones, Head Master of Rugby School in the United Kingdom, is its Founding Master. International property research links proximity to schools with residential property values.
About Tatu City
More than 35,000 people live, work, study or spend time at Tatu City each day. Rendeavour, which describes itself as Africa’s new city builder, develops the city.
Its masterplan was shortlisted in the Masterplanning category at the World Architecture Festival 2026. More Khusoko coverage of Tatu City includes mortgage partnerships and other developments.
Tatu City covers 5,000 acres about 30 minutes from Nairobi and is planned for 250,000 residents. It is Kenya’s first operational mixed-use Special Economic Zone.
Rendeavour’s developments are valued at more than US$5 billion, with over 200 businesses, schools teaching more than 6,000 students and 10,000 mixed-income homes occupied or under development.
Book a showhouse tour: jabalitowers.com/booking. More information: jabalitowers.com.
