By Editor
Tatu City has officially opened Jabali Towers, a landmark mixed-use high-rise development that sets a new standard for sustainable living, working, and leisure in Africa’s premier business and lifestyle hub.
Located in the heart of Tatu Central, the business and residential district of Tatu City, Jabali Towers spans 88,000 sqm and features two soaring residential towers 20 and 31 storeys high.
The development sits alongside a 150-room hotel, a vibrant retail district with 35 shops and 15 restaurants and Grade A office spaces, creating a dynamic urban ecosystem.
Over 350 luxury apartments ranging from studios to 1-3-bedroom units offer residents exclusive access to world-class amenities, including a fitness centre, infinity pool, spa, landscaped gardens, co-working spaces, and a food court.
Stephen Jennings, Founder and CEO of Rendeavour, Tatu City’s owner and developer, emphasized the project’s unique appeal, “Jabali Towers stands out not just for its scale and striking design, but for its location within a fully functional city. Tatu City’s Special Economic Zone benefits, top-tier infrastructure, and thriving business community provide investors with a secure, high-growth environment. Add in over 100km of scenic trails, serene lakes, and abundant wildlife, and you have an unmatched lifestyle destination.”
The launch comes as demand surges for investment-grade real estate in Africa, particularly developments that combine infrastructure, services, and long-term economic planning.
As Kenya’s first operational mixed-use Special Economic Zone, Tatu City offers investors a de-risked opportunity, backed by modern infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and tax incentives.
For investors, Jabali Towers promises strong returns, with projected annual yields of 15-25% through rental income and capital appreciation.
The development also provides fully managed property and tenancy services, making it an ideal turnkey investment especially for the diaspora market.
Designed by award-winning architecture firm Spectrum known for projects across the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Georgia Jabali Towers blends modernist aesthetics with Kenyan cultural motifs.
The façade draws inspiration from traditional beadwork and Kiambu’s red-copper soils, while interiors feature an organic, contemporary design that harmonizes with the natural surroundings.
Adjacent to Jabali Towers lies Eneo at Tatu Central, a Grade A retail and office hub housing major brands like Safaricom, NCBA, I&M Bank, CCI Global, AAR Healthcare, and Tamambo by Tamarind Group.
This bustling commercial center underscores the district’s economic vitality. As Rendeavour’s flagship development in Kenya, Tatu City now welcomes 25,000 people daily, with over 100 businesses including Heineken, Dormans, Naivas, and Davis & Shirtliff operating within its thriving ecosystem.
With Jabali Towers now open, Tatu City solidifies its position as Africa’s most advanced and sustainable urban hub, offering investors and residents a future-proof, world-class destination.
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