Last Updated 14 years ago by Kenya Engineer
The first phase of the Tatu City is set for completion in 2015.The city, one of the upcoming new cities in the country had the Phase 1A kick off in April this year after approval by NEMA.
The city located at Kiambu is currently the largest private investment in urban infrastructure in the country. The four-phase project due for completion in the next ten years occupies an area of up to 100 hectares and is situated 15KM from the capital, Nairobi.
The long term investment project is fully owned by Tatu City Limited but among the shareholder of the same are; Renaissance Group and Manhattan Coffee Investment Holdings. Renaissance Group is the largest investor in the project who is also the main financier of the ongoing phase-1 together with other investors.
The first phase involves the laying down on infrastructure like mega mall, line shops and a wide open boulevard. It is stated that the city’s energy requirement will be 152MW which the national power supplier, Kenya Power will supply. The city will however invest largely in green initiatives like solar energy, rain water harvesting among others.
The whole Sh262 billion city will comprise of retail, residential and commercial developments.
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