After months of anticipation and strong investor interest, the Jabali Towers project at Tatu City has entered its execution phase with the appointment of China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) as the main contractor.
The appointment marks the commencement of construction of the landmark mixed-use development, which will become a key feature of Tatu Central, the commercial heart of the Special Economic Zone.
Jabali Towers will comprise two residential towers rising 25 and 36 storeys, alongside a 150-room hotel, Grade A office space, and 35 shops and restaurants. The development will have a total built-up area of approximately 88,000 square metres and is expected to establish a new commercial and residential hub within the fast-growing city.
According to Tatu City, market demand has remained strong ahead of construction, with Tower A already 75 per cent pre-sold to Kenyan and international buyers. Residential units, ranging from studio apartments to three-bedroom homes, are priced from KSh9.7 million, targeting both homeowners and investors seeking opportunities within the integrated mixed-use development.
Stephen Jennings, Founder and CEO of Rendeavour, the owner and developer of Tatu City, said the contractor’s appointment demonstrates the company’s commitment to delivering projects to the highest standards.
“The commencement of construction at Jabali Towers is a clear demonstration of our commitment to delivering what we promise. At Tatu City, quality is non-negotiable and drives every decision we make. The appointment of CRBC reflects that commitment. Jabali Towers is another step in building a city that delivers lasting value for Kenya and for generations to come,” he said.
The project further strengthens CRBC’s presence in Kenya, where the Chinese engineering firm is undertaking several major infrastructure developments, including Talanta Sports City, roads and bridges.
