Tatu City has officially launched Jabali Towers, a landmark real estate project set to redefine urban living and investment in Kenya.
Strategically situated in Tatu Central,the vibrant commercial and residential heart of Tatu City,the high-rise development is poised to deliver annual returns of between 15% and 25%, through a blend of residential rental yields and capital appreciation.
“What sets Jabali Towers apart is not just its scale or majestic design, but the environment it’s in,” said Stephen Jennings, Founder and CEO of Rendeavour, the developer behind Tatu City. “With Tatu City’s Special Economic Zone (SEZ) benefits, world-class infrastructure, and over 100 operational businesses, investors are not just buying property—they’re investing in a sustainable, fully functioning city.”
Spanning an impressive 88,000 square metres, Jabali Towers features two striking residential skyscrapers,one standing 20 storeys and the other 31 storeys tall. The project includes over 350 apartments, ranging from studios to spacious 1, 2, and 3-bedroom units, all thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of modern urban dwellers and long-term investors.
Surrounding the towers is a master-planned ecosystem that adds significant value to the development. This includes a 150-room international hotel, a retail precinct with 35 outlets and 15 restaurants, and premium office spaces, offering residents and investors the convenience of live–work–play integration.
Residents will also enjoy exclusive access to world-class amenities, including an infinity pool, a spa and wellness centre, a state-of-the-art fitness facility, co-working lounges, landscaped gardens, a food court, and more. These features are designed to enhance the quality of life for residents while increasing the property’s investment appeal.
The Special Economic Zone status grants key fiscal and regulatory incentives, including tax breaks and faster business approvals, which make Tatu City particularly attractive to both local and international investors, including those in the diaspora.
Designed by Spectrum, a globally recognized architectural firm with projects across the Middle East and Europe, Jabali Towers features a façade inspired by traditional African beadwork, with design elements that echo the branching forms of nature and the distinctive red-copper soils of Kiambu County. This blend of cultural heritage and modern design makes the towers a visual icon within Tatu City’s skyline.
Just steps away is Eneo at Tatu Central, a mixed-use complex hosting major businesses and institutions such as:
- CCI Global’s 5,000-seat call centre
- AAR Healthcare
- Tamambo by Tamarind Group
- Safaricom
- NCBA, Prime Bank, and I&M Bank
- Optum Health Pharmacy
- Grand Reserve, Sweeven Café, and ViAfrika Homeware
Tatu City is Rendeavour’s flagship project in Kenya, and forms part of a wider pan-African portfolio of new cities. The city is home to over 100 companies and welcomes more than 25,000 people daily who live, work, and study within its boundaries. Notable tenants include Heineken, Dormans, Emirates Logistics, Naivas, Davis & Shirtliff, CKL, and Cold Solutions.
To support seamless ownership and reduce barriers for international investors, particularly from the diaspora, Tatu City offers professional property and tenancy management services—delivering a turnkey investment experience with minimal administrative hassle.
With its unique blend of lifestyle offerings, architectural brilliance, and strategic investment incentives, Jabali Towers stands as a new benchmark in Kenya’s urban and economic transformation.
