BQ Correspondent 
The sellout of the Sh6 billion project comes less than two-years after construction began.[PhotoCredit/Tatu City}
Property developer Unity Homes has handed over keys to 64 new home-owners at Tatu City’s Unity East.
Under the Unity East project, the firm last year announced that it will be constructing 640 two- and three-bedroom apartments.
The new project, which comes on the back of completion of the first phase of Unity West with 384 two-bedroom homes, will raise the developer’s total units to more than 1,000.
“Unity East targets both investors and homeowners with an exceptionally high-quality home that ensures attractive capital gains and returns for investors, as well as a homely and secure community for people who intend to reside in it,”Unity Homes’ Executive Director Jason Horsey said.
The British-Kenyan venture project is part of the Tatu City’s plan to construct more than 30,000 homes at the 5,000-acre in partnership with Kenyan homebuilders.
Last year, the property developer sold out 384 residential-units of the Unity West first block apartment at Tatu City in Kiambu.
The sellout of the Sh6 billion project comes less than two-years after construction began.
“We are pleased to support the Government of Kenya’s homeownership agenda. As with all of Unity Homes projects, for a very reasonable price the apartments are all finished to the same excellent standard,” said Horsey.
