Nyota Njema provides services in land acquisition, guiding individuals to invest in promising locations, and ensuring a seamless land purchase process

We have a proven track record with over 1500 disbursed title deeds, numerous awards, and a high percentage of diaspora clients

Yes, we have a dedicated Youth Program offering flexible payment plans for young individuals to acquire properties without loans.

You can reach to us at our offices located at Mountain Mall, 2rd Floor, Suite C21, Nairobi, or by phone at 0728 895895

Land rates are charges applied to all land parcels, payable to county governments. Upon complete payment, a rates clearance certificate is issued, serving as definitive proof that all due rates and accrued interest have been fully settled. These rates are a form of property tax used to generate revenue for local government services and infrastructure development. The specific rate and method of calculation can vary between different counties, but they generally depend on the size, location, and use of the land

In Kenya, property ownership can be categorized into two main types: freehold and leasehold. Freehold ownership is perpetual. This means that the owner holds the property indefinitely without any time limit. The owner has the right to use the land for any lawful purpose. They can develop, sell, lease, or transfer the property without needing to seek approval from the government. Leasehold ownership is limited to a specific period, usually not more than 99 years. After the lease period expires, the ownership reverts to the government or the original owner unless renewed. Leasehold owners have limited control compared to freehold owners. They must adhere to the terms of the lease agreement, which can include restrictions on modifications, use of the property, and other conditions set by the lessor.

Stamp duty is a tax levied on legal documents, typically in the transfer of assets or property. It is a one-time fee paid during the process of acquiring property or executing certain types of transactions. The amount of stamp duty varies based on the jurisdiction and the value of the transaction. For urban areas, the stamp duty rate is typically 4% of the property’s market value. For rural areas, the rate is generally 2% of the property's market value. The buyer is responsible for paying the stamp duty to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). Certain transactions may be exempt from stamp duty or may qualify for relief. For example, transfers between spouses or within the family may be exempt. Non-payment or underpayment of stamp duty can lead to legal issues, including penalties and fines. It can also invalidate the transfer document, complicating future transactions.

Zoning regulations are rules and restrictions imposed by local governments on how property in specific geographic zones can be used. These regulations typically dictate the type of activities that can take place in certain areas, such as residential, commercial, industrial, or mixed-use. The primary goals of zoning regulations are to promote orderly development, protect property values, ensure compatibility between different land uses, and enhance the quality of life for residents.

Due diligence in real estate refers to the process of thoroughly investigating a property before entering into a transaction, such as buying, leasing, or investing. Due diligence involves thoroughly investigating a property's title, condition, financial aspects, legal considerations, environmental risks, and market factors before completing a purchase

Land use refers to how land is utilized or managed by humans for various purposes such as residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, recreational, or conservation purposes. Nyota Njema Real Estate possesses land in diverse locations including Nanyuki, Diani, Naromoru, Kitengela, Juja, and Naivasha, suitable for various types of land use activities. These areas offer opportunities for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, recreational, and conservation purposes, allowing us to accommodate a wide range of development needs and preferences.

Nanyuki- Mutithiria Primary School, piped water, electricity, proximity to the newly constructed conservancy Naivasha- PCEA Schools, High Peak Schools, and Oasis Junior School, water electricity Kitengela- next to Oloika International School and the bustling center of Baraka Naromoru- Kamburaini and Gloryland Primary Schools, water and electricity. The development is also conveniently located near Kamburaini Shopping Center, where residents can find all necessary social amenities. Juja farm- water and electricity readily available within the project, uninterrupted access to essential utilities. abundance of schools, both public and private,. Social amenities abound in surrounding town centers such as Athi and Juja Farm Malindi- Kanangoni Primary School. Additionally, water and electricity are readily available at the site, Residents also benefit from the proximity to Tamo Shopping Center, where all social amenities are conveniently accessible.

Nanyuki- black cotton, Naivasha- loam soil, Kitengela- black cotton, Juja farm –black cotton, Naromoru- loam soil, Diani- clay soil, Malindi- loam soil

Title processing is completed within a 90-day timeframe upon completion of the last payment.

Yes, We offer flexible payment options tailored to suit different projects. You can choose between paying in cash, spreading payments over twelve months through installment buying, or taking advantage of our zero deposit feature, which we've recently introduced.

Any time you sell an investment for more than you bought it, that is a capital gain as long as the purchase price was not overrated.

The main objectives of a sale agreement are to define the terms and conditions of a transaction, establish legal protections for both parties, create a binding contract, clarify responsibilities and obligations, and facilitate the smooth completion of the sale. The contents of a sale agreement typically include the parties involved, a Description of the Goods or Property, Purchase Price, and Legal Provisions among other features.

Visit the land registry or use an online platform if available. Submit the title number and any required fees. Obtain the search results, which will provide details on the property's ownership and any encumbrances.

Provide the title number. Submit a search application to the land registry.

Caveats: Notices lodged to claim an interest in land, temporarily preventing transactions. Encumbrances: Legal claims or liabilities on the property, such as mortgages or easements.

Report the loss to the land registry. Publish a notice in a widely circulated newspaper. Apply for a replacement title deed through the land registry

You will receive a sale agreement. The title deed will be transferred to your name through a formal process.

Yes, forward letters and transfer of title documents are usually provided as part of the process.

Title Number: You need the specific title number of the property you're searching for. Application Form: Fill out a land search application form, which you can typically get from the land registry office or their official website. Identification: Provide a valid form of identification, such as a passport or national ID. Search Fee: Be prepared to pay a search fee, the amount of which varies by location