NCBA Bank has partnered with developer, Mi Vida homes to provide mortgage finance for the purchase of apartment units at their Garden City project.
NCBA Head of Property Finance Stella Mutai said that the bank is committed through partnership with institutions, to facilitate affordable long-term mortgage financing thus supporting the agenda of delivering affordable housing to Kenyans by participating in both the supply and demand side.
“The bank is seeking to partner with credible developers to deliver quality middle-income homes on time, in line with Vision 2030, and the government’s agenda of offering affordable Housing to Kenyans,” said Mutai.
Shortage of middle-income housing
On their side, Mi Vida homes CEO Chris Coulson said that they are seeking to address the shortage of middle-income housing that families can afford, by delivering a minimum of 3,000 units over the next five years. The developer’s project at Garden City, is a first of its kind with the development cantered on green space and family living. Launched in 2019, the project is 50 per cent sold, under construction and on course to be complete by Q1 of 2022.
The units being financed will include 1, 2-and 3 bedroom apartments with prices ranging from Sh8.8 to 16.7 million. Phase one construction is an advanced stage with completion due in March 2022. NCBA customers will further be able to take advantage of property financing to invest in current and future Mi Vida projects.
Conveniently located at Exit 7 along Thika Highway, your new Mi Vida home is a short drive from Nairobi’s central business district and a range of schools, hotels, sports clubs and medical facilities, as well as easy access to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. Living at Garden City means you have both Garden City Mall and Garden City Business Park on your doorstep along with direct access to all the Mi Vida amenities that this award winning residential development has to offer.
