Used by UN & embassy staff, corporates, relocating families and returning diaspora
From KES 85,000/month. Studios to penthouses. Westlands to Karen. Corporate, expat, family or diaspora — WhatsApp us and move in.
⚡ Verified landlords on our index typically reply on WhatsApp within ~30 minutes during Nairobi hours.
Are you a landlord? List your apartment (free)No agent fees. Ever. You pay the landlord — never us.
Budget, bedrooms, area, situation and move-in date. Five questions, under 90 seconds.
We come back with apartments that actually fit, and connect you straight to the landlord.
You view, you agree terms, you pay the landlord directly. We never touch your money.
The long-tail searches people actually type — each one is a full page with pricing, local context and matching listings.
Nairobi's commercial and nightlife engine
Dense, walkable, young-professional heartland
Green, low-density, family and equestrian
Established, leafy, quietly expensive
Diplomatic quarter — UN, embassies, highest security
Quiet residential pocket between Kilimani and Lavington
Westlands · Studio · full serviced
KES 95,000/month(~$730 USD)
Landlord Wanjiru M. · typically replies in ~12 min
WhatsApp to ViewSee full detailsWestlands · 2 Bedroom · premium
KES 235,000/month(~$1,810 USD)
Landlord Ahmed K. · typically replies in ~25 min
WhatsApp to ViewSee full detailsWestlands · Penthouse · full serviced
KES 620,000/month(~$4,770 USD)
Landlord Njeri & Sons Properties · typically replies in ~45 min
WhatsApp to ViewSee full detailsKilimani · 1 Bedroom · premium
KES 155,000/month(~$1,190 USD)
Landlord David O. · typically replies in ~8 min
WhatsApp to ViewSee full detailsKileleshwa · 2 Bedroom · premium
KES 195,000/month(~$1,500 USD)
Landlord Wanjiru M. · typically replies in ~12 min
WhatsApp to ViewSee full detailsLavington · 3 Bedroom · premium
KES 340,000/month(~$2,620 USD)
Landlord Wanjiru M. · typically replies in ~12 min
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Rental scams are the single biggest reason Nairobi tenants distrust online listings. This is the process every listing passes before it goes live, and repeats every 90 days.
1. National ID / passport check
We confirm the landlord is a real, identifiable person or registered company before a listing goes live.
2. Proof of ownership
Title deed, allotment letter or a lease that grants the right to sublet. No document, no listing.
3. Photo verification
Photos must match the actual unit. We request date-stamped images and compare them against inspection.
4. Price validation
Rent is cross-checked against Knight Frank, HassConsult and Cytonn market ranges for that neighbourhood and type.
5. Physical inspection
A member of our team visits the property, checks water, power backup, security and finish.
6. Tenant references
Where a previous tenant exists, we ask them directly about the landlord and the unit.
7. Re-verification every 90 days
Listings that fail re-verification are removed within 24 hours. Freshness is part of the check.
We are a matching service. We connect you directly with verified landlords. You deal with them, you view with them, and you pay them. We never hold your money, we never sign your lease, and we never manage or let property on anyone's behalf. We earn from landlords, not from tenants. No tenant fees. Ever.
This positioning is deliberate: under Kenya's Estate Agents Act (Cap 533), a pure introduction and matching service is not an estate agency practice. If anyone contacts you claiming to hold keys or take a deposit on our behalf, that is not us — report it to us immediately.
"I sent one WhatsApp message with my budget and Gigiri as my area. Three options came back the same afternoon, and I dealt with the landlord directly. No agent, no 'viewing fee'."
"We were terrified of paying a deposit to someone we'd never met. Being able to see who owned the place, and to talk to them on WhatsApp before flying, was the whole difference."
"Serviced one-bedroom, walking distance to the office, sorted in two days. The price they quoted matched the market ranges they publish, which is not something I expected."
Roughly KES 85,000–180,000 for a furnished one-bedroom in Westlands or Kilimani, KES 180,000–320,000 for a two-bedroom in those areas, and KES 250,000–450,000 for a three-bedroom in Karen. Satellite areas such as Ruaka, Syokimau and Rongai run substantially lower. Ranges are drawn from Knight Frank Kenya, HassConsult and Cytonn market reporting.
No. We never charge tenants a matching fee, a viewing fee or a commission. We are paid by landlords who list with us. You pay rent and deposit directly to the landlord, never to us.
No. We are a matching and introduction service. We do not manage, lease or let property, we do not hold deposits and we do not sign leases. Under Kenya's Estate Agents Act (Cap 533) a pure introduction service is not estate agency practice.
Never pay a deposit before physically viewing the unit or doing a live video walkthrough. Confirm the landlord's ID and their proof of ownership. Never send money to a third party 'holding' the property. Every listing we publish goes through our 7-point verification before going live, and is re-verified every 90 days.
Yes. We arrange live video walkthroughs with the landlord so you can see the actual unit and ask questions in real time, then you deal with the landlord directly on terms. This is how most of our diaspora and UN relocation enquiries run.
List free. We verify. Tenants reach you on WhatsApp. You keep 100% of the rent — we never take a cut of your lease.
Five questions, under ninety seconds, and we come back on WhatsApp with apartments that actually fit your budget and your area.
Price ranges on this site are compiled from Knight Frank Kenya market reporting, the HassConsult Property Index, Cytonn Real Estate research and verified landlord submissions. Ranges, not guarantees — confirm current pricing with the landlord.