Laikipia Bounces Back as an Investment Destination
Laikipia County is gradually bouncing and regaining its reputation as a property and tourism hotspot. Many investors are trooping into the county looking for property for speculation and long-term projects. Nanyuki, a vibrant town popular with tourists and British settlers, has recently seen skyscrapers and massive residential developments.
Keen to reposition the county and to revamp the county’s image, a group of professionals have taken it upon themselves to market the region nationally and internationally. They are organising exhibitions, events and galas and directly engaging stakeholders in the tourism and investment space.
One such event is the first ever property expo organised by a leading Real Estate company known as Dsquare Ventures.
The Realtors expo, slated to take place on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June this year at Northern region largest mall Cedar Mall, has attracted sponsors and exhibitors from across the country.
According to David Nderitu, a director of the company, the Realtors Expo will showcase Laikipia as an investment destination. “This expo has attracted exhibitors from across the country.
'Our goal is to reposition Laikipia and promote its great investment and tourism potential. Many Kenyans have in the last couple of years been buying land and developing modern projects. We expect this trend to continue,” he told the Press
Laikipia County, a world class tourist destination, hosts Kenyan military bases – Laikipia Airbase and Kenya Army unit.
Christened the 'Mountain Country' by vacation afficiandos, Laikipia also hosts a British Military base preferred for it's rugged terrain, earning it a cosmopolitan tag.
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