Saudi firm acquires stake in Tatu City’s Jabali Towers project

The investment will be made through Mabani's subsidiary, Swan Properties, which will acquire a 50 percent minus one share stake in the project, while Tatu City's developer, Rendeavour, will retain majority ownership...

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Saudi Arabia’s Mabani Aljazeera Holding Group has acquired a minority stake in the Jabali Towers mixed-use development at Tatu City, signaling growing foreign investment in Kenya's real estate sector.

Mabani’s subsidiary, Swan Properties, will acquire a 50 percent minus one share stake.
Key figures involved include Mabani Group Chairman Abdullah AlMalki and Rendeavour Founder and Chief Executive Stephen Jennings.
Jabali Towers features two towers within Tatu City Special Economic Zone, offering residential, retail, and commercial spaces, with the first tower over 80 percent sold.