Nanyuki is experiencing a surge in land investments, with prices for land escalating four-fold over the past five years, driven by increased demand for rental housing and the Ministry of Housing's planned second phase of the affordable housing program.

• An acre of land in Nanyuki now fetches above Sh1.2 million, a significant increase from Sh300,000 five years ago.
• The influx of investors has led to increased employment opportunities and improved security, as noted by Laikipia East Deputy County Commissioner Patrick Muli.
• Golden Greens Properties Ltd Director Bernard Karanja reported selling over 1,000 plots around Nanyuki, with investors favoring areas like Nturukuma, Silver Spring, and Matanya near the Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
• Defence Principal Secretary Patrick Mariru and Laikipia MP Jane Kagiri recently toured the Nanyuki Affordable Housing Programme, confirming the upcoming second phase.
• Salome Ngunjiri relocated to Nanyuki, purchasing land for Sh400,000, which she couldn't afford in Kajiado County, and has since opened an eatery employing six people.