11
KES 45,000,000
Prime Industrial Property for Sale in Kikuyu, Lusigetti.
Kikuyu, Kiambu
2,023.00 sqm
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10
KES 150,000,000
Re-Developement Plot for Sale in Kisumu City
Market Milimani, Kisumu Central, Kisumu
372.00 sqm
Parking
Retail Shops
Parking
15
KES 29,000,000
Mombasa Road Behind Mastermind Warehouse for Sale 13500sqft
Gateway Mall Area, Syokimau, Machakos
1,254.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
Parking
8
KES 180,000,000
Off Ngong Rd 0.47 Acres Along Muchai Drive
Hurlingham, Kilimani, Nairobi
1,903.00 sqm
Parking
24/7 Security
Gated Community
11
KES 475,000,000
3000m2 Comercial Building for Sale in Nairobi Town CBD Kenya
Nairobi Central, Nairobi
3,000.00 sqm
Parking
Restaurant/Cafe
Retail Shops
18
KES 260,000,000
3 Star Hotel in Upperhill
Milimani, Upperhill, Nairobi
4,655.00 sqm
Parking
Restaurant/Cafe
Parking
15
KES 35,000,000
Newly Built Modern Godowns for Sale Rent - Eastern Bypass
Kasarani, Nairobi
708.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
Storage Space
8
KES 11,427,000
879 SQF Office for Sale in Westlands Near GTC. ( Per Sqf)
Westlands, Nairobi
82.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
14
KES 60,000,000
Short-Stay Business - Diani | 4 One-Beds + 1 Studio
Diani, Kwale
86.00 sqm
Swimming Pool
Parking
Borehole
11
KES 82,500,000
5500 SQF Space for Sale in Westland Near GTC. (Sh. At Sqf)
Westlands, Nairobi
511.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
4
KES 36,000,000
2,800 Sq. Ft. Spacious Corporate Office - For Sale
State House Area, Kilimani, Nairobi
260.00 sqm
Parking
Backup Power
24/7 Security
16
KES 18,000,000
Rental Business for Sale: Ukunda Each in Rental Income.
Kinondo, Kwale
400.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
24/7 Security
20
KES 40,000,000
Corner Baridi Kiserian Spacious Restaurant for Sale
Kiserian, Kajiado
600.00 sqm
Parking
Meeting Rooms
Restaurant/Cafe
9
KES 17,355,000
1335 SQF Office for Sale in Westland Near GTC.Sh13k Per Sqf)
Westlands, Nairobi
124.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
12
KES 71,500,000
5500 SQF Space for Sale in Westlands Near GTC. Sh. At SQF
Westlands, Nairobi
511.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
8
KES 85,000,000
33 Rooms Hotel Mtwapa
Mtwapa, Kilifi
5,000.00 sqm
Swimming Pool
Parking
Restaurant/Cafe
10
KES 60,000,000
9000 Sq Feet Godown on Sale
City Cabanas, Imara Daima, Nairobi
836.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
Parking
11
KES 60,000,000
Godowns for Sale Syokimau Area
Syokimau, Machakos
1,115.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
Parking
13
KES 19,825,000
1525 SQF Office for Sale in Westland Near GTC.(Sh. At Sqf)
Westlands, Nairobi
142.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
5
KES 13,000,000
Office Spaces for Sale in Kilimani
Hurlingham, Kilimani, Nairobi
743.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Parking
7
KES 40,000,000
7500sqft Godown for Sale
Sabaki, Magarini, Kilifi
697.00 sqm
Parking
Borehole
Parking
12
KES 143,000,000
11000 SQF Space for Sale in Westlands Near GTC. Sh. At SQF
Westlands, Nairobi
1,022.00 sqm
Parking
Elevator
Backup Power
14
KES 1,000,000,000
3 Acres Commercial Property for Sale in Nairobi Mombasa Road
Nairobi Central, Nairobi
9,290.00 sqm
Parking
Storage Space
Parking
10
KES 5,500,000
12 Room Lodging Business in Likoni for Sale
Shelly Beach, Likoni, Mombasa
1,000.00 sqm
Parking
Parking
24/7 Security
Kenya's commercial property market offers diverse investment opportunities across major cities and emerging business hubs. From prime office spaces in Nairobi's CBD to retail shops in Mombasa and industrial warehouses along Thika Road, discover properties with strong rental yields and capital appreciation potential. Explore our nationwide listings of commercial real estate for sale in 2026.
Commercial Property for Sale in Kenya
Kenya's dynamic economy continues to drive demand for quality commercial spaces across all major urban centers. The commercial property market offers investors a range of options including office blocks, retail shops, warehouses, and mixed-use developments with varying price points and return potentials. For investors seeking a specific type of asset, you can browse commercial building in our detailed listings to find the perfect opportunity.
Commercial Property Market Overview
The Kenyan commercial real estate sector has shown resilience post-pandemic, with office occupancy rates improving to 75-85% in prime areas. Retail spaces near residential neighborhoods command premium rents, while industrial properties along major transport corridors remain in high demand from logistics companies. Key growth areas include Nairobi's Upper Hill, Mombasa's CBD, and emerging towns like Naivasha and Kisumu. Those interested in the rental market can also explore commercial property for rent in these burgeoning locations.
Types of Commercial Properties Available
| Property Type | Average Price Range | Popular Areas | ROI Potential |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office Space | Ksh 25M - Ksh 500M+ | Nairobi CBD, Upper Hill, Westlands | 8-12% annual yield |
| Retail Shops | Ksh 10M - Ksh 200M | Mombasa CBD, Thika Road, Nakuru Town | 10-15% annual yield |
| Warehouses | Ksh 30M - Ksh 300M | Industrial Area, Athi River, Ruiru | 9-14% annual yield |
| Mixed-Use Buildings | Ksh 50M - Ksh 1B+ | Karen, Kilimani, Kisumu CBD | 7-11% annual yield |
Prime Commercial Areas in Kenya
Nairobi remains the epicenter of commercial activity with its Central Business District (CBD), Upper Hill (the new financial hub), and Westlands (prime office locations). Mombasa offers coastal trade advantages with its port-adjacent properties. Emerging hotspots include Thika Road's retail corridor, where you can browse bar options in , Naivasha's industrial zone near the SGR terminus, perfect for those looking to browse go-down options in , and Kisumu's lakeside business district, an ideal location for a new conference facility in . For leisure and hospitality investments, consider opportunities to browse club options in these prime areas.
Investment Benefits
- Economic Growth: Kenya's GDP growth projections of 5-6% annually support commercial property demand
- Infrastructure: Ongoing road projects (Expressway Phase 2) and SGR extension enhance accessibility, boosting the value of industrial assets like those looking to browse factory options in key logistics hubs.
- Rental Yields: Average returns of 8-12% outperform many other investment classes. Investors can also consider the stable income from commercial property for rent in established markets.
- Diversification: Multiple property types across different regions mitigate risk, from a prime business centre in Nairobi to a strategic browse church options in growing suburban communities.
- Titles Security: Majority of urban commercial properties have clean freehold titles
Frequently Asked Questions
Prime commercial properties in Kenya typically offer ROI between 8-15% annually depending on location and property type. Office spaces in Nairobi CBD average 8-10%, retail shops in busy areas can yield 10-15%, while well-located warehouses often provide returns of 9-14%. These figures account for both rental income and capital appreciation.
Key considerations include: location accessibility and visibility, zoning regulations for your intended use, title deed status (prefer freehold), existing tenancy agreements if applicable, parking availability, power capacity (especially for industrial properties), proximity to transport links, and future development plans in the area that might affect property value.
Yes, several Kenyan banks offer commercial mortgages typically covering up to 60-70% of property value with repayment periods of 7-15 years. Development finance is also available for construction projects. Interest rates vary between 12-18% depending on risk assessment. Some Saccos also provide property loans to members at competitive rates.
The due diligence process should include: verification of title documents at Ardhi House, searches for any encumbrances or charges, physical inspection of the property by qualified surveyors, review of existing leases (if tenanted), confirmation of all utility connections and outstanding bills, assessment of structural integrity by engineers, and verification of compliance with county government regulations.
Beyond purchase price, owners should budget for: annual land rates (0.1-0.2% of value), rental income tax (10% withholding tax), property management fees (5-10% of rent if using an agent), maintenance costs (1-3% of property value annually), insurance premiums (0.2-0.5% of value), and occasional renovations to maintain competitiveness.