Dense, walkable, young-professional heartland
- 2BR from
- KES 200,000
- Yield
- 8.6%
- Occupancy
- 78.2%
| Neighbourhood | Type | Monthly rent (KES) |
|---|---|---|
| Westlands | Studio | KES 95,000 |
| Westlands | 1 Bedroom | KES 145,000 |
| Westlands | 2 Bedroom | KES 235,000 |
| Westlands | 2 Bedroom | KES 285,000 |
| Westlands | 3 Bedroom | KES 320,000 |
| Westlands | Penthouse | KES 620,000 |
| Kilimani | Studio | KES 85,000 |
| Kilimani | 1 Bedroom | KES 155,000 |
| Kilimani | 2 Bedroom | KES 245,000 |
| Kilimani | 2 Bedroom | KES 205,000 |
| Kilimani | 3 Bedroom | KES 355,000 |
| Kileleshwa | 1 Bedroom | KES 125,000 |
| Kileleshwa | 2 Bedroom | KES 195,000 |
| Kileleshwa | 3 Bedroom | KES 295,000 |
18 areas mapped
Nairobi is not one rental market, it is eighteen, and the difference between them is measured in hours of commuting, tens of thousands of shillings a month, and whether your water arrives by pipe or by tanker. Here is every area we cover, with the numbers that matter.
Dense, walkable, young-professional heartland
Quiet residential pocket between Kilimani and Lavington
Dense, diverse, hospital-and-school adjacent
Corporate tower district with a small residential core
Nairobi's commercial and nightlife engine
Green, low-density, family and equestrian
Established, leafy, quietly expensive
Understated leafy suburb off Waiyaki Way
Long transport spine with dense mid-market apartments
Diplomatic quarter. UN, embassies, highest security
Gated, spacious, diplomatic-family default
Old-money colonial-era estate, very low density
Green valley estates, quiet and family-oriented
Fast-growing high-rise town beside Two Rivers
Airport-side commuter town with new-build stock
Southern satellite town with space and student demand
Tell us where you work or study and your budget, and we'll suggest the three neighbourhoods that make sense, then send matching apartments.