Buy Land in Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime

Real prices, verified legal risk, and what buyers and sellers are quoting — before you commit.

88/100 land crime intensitycommercialNAIROBI/BLOCK49
Per acre
KES 293.26M
Per m²
KES 72,464
Annual growth
6.39%
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Land prices in Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime

Estimated value by parcel size
Parcel sizeEstimated valuePer m²
0.125 acresKES 36.66MKES 72,464
0.25 acresKES 73.32MKES 72,464
0.5 acresKES 146.63MKES 72,464
1 acreKES 293.26MKES 72,464
2 acresKES 586.53MKES 72,464

Valuation basis: Hass Q3 2025 (Upperhill) + KLC blend

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How prices have moved

Kenya Land Commission rate per hectare
2.1M1.7M1.4M201920202021202220232024

20192024 · 1,478,6802,015,784 KES per hectare (+36%)

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Legal risks & land issues

From the national Baseline Survey on Land-Related Crimes. Figures are the share of surveyed cases in Nairobi County — they describe the area, not any particular parcel.

Title & process issues

  • Delayed title issuance44.4%
  • Pending ownership disputes28.9%
  • Pending court matters22.2%
  • Pending succession6.7%
  • Pending transfers6.7%
  • Forged documents3.3%
  • Boundary interference2.2%
  • Pending demarcation1.1%

Reported land crime

  • Boundary interference70%
  • Land fraud28%
  • Forcible entry22.7%
  • Trespass20.7%
  • Forgery20%
  • Malicious damage13%
  • False pretenses11.8%
  • Arson4.7%
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Where to report land issues

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Recent news

Nothing reported for Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime in the last 90 days.

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Frequently asked

How much does land cost in Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime?

An acre is worth roughly KES 293.26M, or about KES 72,464 per square metre. That figure blends Hass Consult market benchmarks with Kenya Land Commission ground rents capitalised into a capital value.

Is Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime risky to buy land in?

Nairobi County scores 88/100 on land crime intensity, which we band as high risk. The most common issue reported is delayed title issuance at 44.4% of surveyed cases. These are county-level figures, not a verdict on any specific parcel.

What should I check before buying in Nairobi Block 49, CBD Prime?

Do a title search at the land registry, confirm the seller's identity against the title, verify boundaries with a licensed surveyor, and check for pending court matters or succession disputes. In Nairobi the most frequently reported problem is delayed title issuance.