Land prices in Nairobi's rapidly developing neighborhoods of Eastleigh and South B have significantly increased, now approaching levels seen in the central business district (CBD).

• Land prices have reached up to Sh600 million per acre, surpassing typical rates in Upper Hill.
• The data is sourced from the recent BuyRentKenya Land Price Index for the second quarter of this year.
• This surge reflects a growing trend in urban real estate development in Nairobi.