This is what is exactly happening to Upper Hill in Nairobi. Once upon a time the most notable things in the skyline was the tip of Rahimtulla towers stabbing the sky and the statue of Mary Help of Christians looking down on the City, the uniquely designed Victoria Towers and the square solid 8 storied Kenyatta National Referral Hospital.
beautiful Rahimtulla towers |
Statue of Mary Help of Christians at Don Bosco |
Left: Geomaps on Matumbato road a pioneer building in Upper Hill Right: Kenyatta National Hospital in the background and works on Mara road |
Pencil Holder shaped Victoria towers in the foreground and KCB head office skeleton in the back |
British American foundation being drilled on Ragati road |
World Bank building in progress |
KCB head office still towering |
Equity Bank Centre right in the competition's face |
Developments on Elgon Road Oxford in the background |
Developments on Elgon Road the expansion is set to take another year |
Developments on Elgon Road seen from Matumbato Road |
Developments on Elgon Road Duplex in the background |
Developments on Elgon Road Duplex in the background |
Very soon it is bound to attract all the large food chain outlets and Supermarket Chains. Nairobi Java House has already got in early setting up shop at the Kenya Medical Association flats KMA flats.
Nairobi Java House in Upper Hill with Kenya Medical Association's flats at the back |
Nairobi Java House in Upper Hill with KMA flats at the back |
Shaping up - additions to Real insurance building on Ragati road |
The leafy suburb of Matumbato has seen many houses turn into offices: Above Swivel Marketing |
Potential beneficiaries could include housing developments in Madaraka which is a railway crossing away though on the flip side house rents could go up.
Railway - stands between Upper Hill and Madaraka |
Kanake Gardens one of the new developments that are on the rise in Upper Hill |
Old Madaraka with the new |
New Madaraka |
Highrise apartments on Kiambere road and New Madaraka |
National Housing Corporation's Madaraka Estate |
old developments next to the railway upgrading to meet demand |
Anyway as they say pictures say it better than a thousand words - so just don't do a word count because I hope I made it count for you with pictures of Nairobi's new commercial capital in the making.
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