Yeah i been reprioritize to relocate over there... nairobi the most beautiful place ive been to so far the people.. food.. prices .. i cant wait to explore more of the nature the nex time im there
Im a African American staying in west Africa and if i visit Kenya i definitely wouldn't mind staying here monthly good job on advertising for the black companys out there
Yo. Good lookin out guys. I like how the first thing Kid sees is the pull-up bar. I'm the same way. I'd go crazy if I can't find some place to sneak a few pull-ups.
As a kenyan who has lived in Kampala for 12 years, i am surprised the cost of living is kinda of going down in Kenya, compared to the neighbouring countries. 10usd of electricity units to last you a month? Wow. I usually spend around 30 usd in a month in Uganda. And those rooms at less than 150usd is very fair.
Great content! Thank you for visiting us! Tsavo Thindigua along Kiambu Road is a gem for sure, a great place to live, and work, very safe, clean and convenient and most of all very affordable. I have been a resident since 2020, and also became a host(short lets) to many local and international guests and have also helped in the transitioning process from guests to investors (purchase of the apartment units) and some becoming tenants. I call it Nairobi's hidden gem because of its location a stone throw away from the bustle and hustle of the city, very serene... Karibu tena!
Great Stuff. Prices have really come down and they will get even lower, because the government has a huge Affordable Housing Program that will lower demand in Private Housing, therefore taking the prices even lower. In Nairobi you do not need AC. Right now it is 64 degrees Fahrenheit. If anything you need a heater when is drops to the 50s. Thank you for the video. All the best!!
@@Lunar_el There is a lot of truth to what you are saying. In a Capitalist Economy driven by Profit the Price Equilibrium Rules. I Remember a Decade Ago, when we lived in Florida, and my Wife and I were seriously thinking about buying more real estate in Kenya, (the land of our forefathers), we could not seem to understand the explosive rise in prices. We have always owned land in Kenya. I got my first piece of land at 7 years old, when my Dad took me to a Cooperative in Juja where he was a member. The Cooperative had bought 4,000 acres of land, and they were going to subdivide and issue titles to all their 3200 members. This was done through a lottery, and I participated in at age 7 and got an acre of land in the middle of nowhere. My Wife whose Parents are wealthy land owners owns many pieces of land all over the place. She is always buying and selling land. Most recently in Nanyuki. Kenya has a Vibrant Diaspora community of close to 4 -5 million living in America, Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia. These folks myself included, drive prices up as we hit the market with dollars. Prices tend to keep rising primarily fueled by the Kenyan diaspora investing into the Kenyan Economy. In the 2000s land in Nairobi and Mombasa was appreciating in value at 40% annually. They called it the "Pirate Economy", where it was rumoured that Somali Pirates, were buying entire Apartment buildings without negotiating the price. Anyways, those were rumours. There aren't that many pirates in business to influence the $120 billion GDP Kenyan Economy. The real forces behind the explosive growth are the 4-5 million hardworking Kenyans in America, Canada, the UK and others, who make huge sacrifices to save and invest in Kenya. That is the real " Pirate Economy". Not the mythical gun welding fishing boat criminals, hijacking commercial vessels at high sea. We also have a large influx of African Americans entering the economy with a strong purchasing power, Asians, Arabs and many other Africans from the region that love the Kenyan Weather and Vibe.
Oh kudos for showcasing this;I wasnt awear tsavo had such nice amenities, am paying 6× than that in Kilee but am getting lesser amenities, time reconsider....
I was living in Italy in 1985 to 1987 and my apartment was only $600.00 but it was a beautiful 3 bed 2 bath condo the entire floor plus a doorman and tiny elevator. The dollar is strong now but it's about to crash so get ready.
A few corrections. Tsavo sunset is not in Nairobi. It is in Kiambu county. It is approximately 12Km to the CBD. In Nairobi county a studio close to this one in the video would be not less than USD 250 and can be close to USD 400 if you choose to live in Kilimani. You also have to factor in safety, constant water supply and electricity back up. Location makes a big difference in price. Just getting that right makes a world of differences. I have seen the place it is fine but the location is too far from where I work and I would spend too much time in traffic commuting so it's not for me but I recommend it
Thanks for these informative videos brother keep them coming because im retiring from nursing and ill be moving to Nairobi next year i been there twice i love it
To stay at something like this in the USA you paying over $800 a month in cheapest state just for the designer doors and tile bathrooms is going to cost more
Really cool. Thanks for sharing. Question are the Americans there working remotely or they have their own business. Sharing how the expats are getting their consistent income would be great
@@freshreserve2503 if you’re a business owner in the states you’d have enough $$ to live comfortably in the states and pick any woman you want. Just sayin. The whole point is to make your dollar stretch farther. In theory it works.
@@bob11002009still subpar quality of life in the States….10 million pounds of meat is currently being recalled. How many recalls you think they have in Kenya. And then there’s racism 🤷🏽♂️
Hey! I found u! I saw u on tiktok I think u appeared on my channel because of USA meet America. Can I have a contact to this place? Watching u guys from Texas.
Anybody got advice on how to have the place ready when you there. Like instead of staying in a hotel while trying to get a apartment? Is there a way to have it set so it go smooth.
Kenyans tend to match USA prices, lord knows why because the quality of the apartments doesn't match or measure up. You found a steal. You should keep it.
Bro, you dont have to move to Africa to get a nice place with cheap rent. I moved to Europe and my rent is very cheap. We have to remember that African culture is way different than the US. The US is a eurocentric culture so living in Europe is and adjusting is so much easier. And if its black people you want to be around Europe is full of them too.
No jobs for locals let alone expats. Life is hard unless you have your income coming from remote jobs in the west. Or if you plan to start your own business.
USA is a developed state so the higher the cost of living and is still developing and the income per capita is very low compared to developed countries like the US
So $1200 to move in and start living? Minus the inverter cost! So how much to buy a two bedroom condo then? I’m in Nigeria and Kenya looks more developed and more cost effective.
haha funny, the name Tsavo is not pronounced as Tee-Savo but more like the how Ts is pronounced in american pronunciation of Tsetse fly. tssssaavo, tseetsee fly tsssavo
@@usameetskenya_ Tsavo Sunset apartment owned and developed by Architect and Developer Leonard Mcharo who graduated Top of his class in Architecture at University of Nairobi Class of 2001 . He also has a Masters in Design from the same University and was a lecturer at the same University Architecture Design and Development School . He founded Tsavo Developers with his wife Emily Mcharo and they have built a sizeable portfolio in the last 20 years . Tsavo National Park straddles the Eastern and Coasts Provinces of Kenya .
@@usameetskenya_ Architect Leonard Mcharo and his Wife Emily launched Tsavo real estate development after practicing Architecture for at least 5 years . He practiced architecture straight from school with his friends Architects Yasir Breck his former classmate at University of Nairobi from Mombasa Kenya and Architect Adnan Abdi Mwakulomba ,also from Mombasa Kenya . Adnan was a lecturer at University of Nairobi School of Architecture . Adnan Abdi graduated top of his class of 1995 at University of Nairobi and a Masters in Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture University College London .
@@usameetskenya_ One of Two rivers mall lead consulting Architects and Landscape Architecture and developer included Kenyan Architect and Landscape Architect ARTHUR ADEYA . He was founder of Kounkuey Design Initiative based in US and Kenya, former co-founder Architecture and Design firm in Nairobi Kenya Lexico-ion, former Director of Planning and Design Athena Properties Kenya . He graduated top of his class in Bachelor of Architecture at University of Nairobi Kenya and also top of his class Masters of Landscape Architecture at HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN, USA. He was recipient of Norman T Newton Prize landscape design scholarship prize at Harvard . He previously worked for HOK Planning group in Washington DC and EDSA Fort Lauderdale Florida US and was involved in several city master planning projects in the US and in Abu Dhabi , Dubai .
I've lived and worked in Nairobi all my life and I've never used an AC in my house, office or hotel. The only city that would need AC is Mombasa and other Coastal towns in Kenya. Nairobi has very cool and friendly weather all year round
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Nice!!! Thats were I will be staying if I move to Kenya from the US.
Welcome to Kenya
Fine, just take the address...
Karibu
@@mugwealicia9666 l would like to build all sub Sahara Africa, with more pavillion of art, concerts and parties
@@mugwealicia9666 collisium all of that
Yeah i been reprioritize to relocate over there... nairobi the most beautiful place ive been to so far the people.. food.. prices .. i cant wait to explore more of the nature the nex time im there
Yeah,welcome back we love visitors
Tsavo is pronounced 'Savo', NOT 'Tee Savo.' The 'T' is silent. 🙏🙏🙏
Give him credit 😂😂😂
😅😅😅
Went Tsavo park for 4 nights when i Visited Kenya - amazing experience.
The proper term is Tsavo with a soft T like Tsa-vo but Kenyans from upcountry have a tenderncy to flattern terms in both Kiswahili and English
True💯@@RB3565
Apartment looks nice guys 👍🏾🇰🇪😍
Im a African American staying in west Africa and if i visit Kenya i definitely wouldn't mind staying here monthly good job on advertising for the black companys out there
Great
Kenya for the win 🇰🇪🤝🏾❤
Yeah
Beautiful building and apartments with great amenities! I love this content!
Yo. Good lookin out guys.
I like how the first thing Kid sees is the pull-up bar. I'm the same way. I'd go crazy if I can't find some place to sneak a few pull-ups.
I was looking at a few in the Kilimani area. They were nice but almost 3x more expensive than those.
Kilimani is considered Upper Middle Class, that's why.
Tsavo has a project near Junction if youre still looking. I think prices are similar
Yeah Kilimani from $550
Man I'll be back in Nairobi on the 20th. I can't wait
I love the greenery of Nairobi
As a kenyan who has lived in Kampala for 12 years, i am surprised the cost of living is kinda of going down in Kenya, compared to the neighbouring countries. 10usd of electricity units to last you a month? Wow. I usually spend around 30 usd in a month in Uganda. And those rooms at less than 150usd is very fair.
That's better than $ 300 a month for electricity in the States
Why are you in Uganda? A wife?
I agree
@@amoredona$ 300 would buy you electricity for a whole year. that's is even if you have large family where consumption is quite high
Oh really so the prices have went down
Yes to the random spectacular view at 1:10 - 1:14 😍
You think about renting there
Welcome home bro.. thank you for showing off Africa to the the world.. you won't have to worry about being black in kenya..its a non factor.. enjoy
In Kenya,mine is 70 dollars and I get to live within my means and still save
Nice
Great content! Thank you for visiting us! Tsavo Thindigua along Kiambu Road is a gem for sure, a great place to live, and work, very safe, clean and convenient and most of all very affordable. I have been a resident since 2020, and also became a host(short lets) to many local and international guests and have also helped in the transitioning process from guests to investors (purchase of the apartment units) and some becoming tenants. I call it Nairobi's hidden gem because of its location a stone throw away from the bustle and hustle of the city, very serene... Karibu tena!
I been to travel kiambu road and do not remember seeing all of this green!!
Great Stuff. Prices have really come down and they will get even lower, because the government has a huge Affordable Housing Program that will lower demand in Private Housing, therefore taking the prices even lower. In Nairobi you do not need AC. Right now it is 64 degrees Fahrenheit. If anything you need a heater when is drops to the 50s. Thank you for the video. All the best!!
It actually might go up because once they see more African Americans are staying there they will get greedy and raise the prices
Oh yeah ,but i think as much the cost is high ,getting the money is way easier that Africa
@@Lunar_el There is a lot of truth to what you are saying. In a Capitalist Economy driven by Profit the Price Equilibrium Rules. I Remember a Decade Ago, when we lived in Florida, and my Wife and I were seriously thinking about buying more real estate in Kenya, (the land of our forefathers), we could not seem to understand the explosive rise in prices. We have always owned land in Kenya. I got my first piece of land at 7 years old, when my Dad took me to a Cooperative in Juja where he was a member. The Cooperative had bought 4,000 acres of land, and they were going to subdivide and issue titles to all their 3200 members. This was done through a lottery, and I participated in at age 7 and got an acre of land in the middle of nowhere. My Wife whose Parents are wealthy land owners owns many pieces of land all over the place. She is always buying and selling land. Most recently in Nanyuki. Kenya has a Vibrant Diaspora community of close to 4 -5 million living in America, Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia. These folks myself included, drive prices up as we hit the market with dollars. Prices tend to keep rising primarily fueled by the Kenyan diaspora investing into the Kenyan Economy. In the 2000s land in Nairobi and Mombasa was appreciating in value at 40% annually. They called it the "Pirate Economy", where it was rumoured that Somali Pirates, were buying entire Apartment buildings without negotiating the price. Anyways, those were rumours. There aren't that many pirates in business to influence the $120 billion GDP Kenyan Economy. The real forces behind the explosive growth are the 4-5 million hardworking Kenyans in America, Canada, the UK and others, who make huge sacrifices to save and invest in Kenya. That is the real " Pirate Economy". Not the mythical gun welding fishing boat criminals, hijacking commercial vessels at high sea. We also have a large influx of African Americans entering the economy with a strong purchasing power, Asians, Arabs and many other Africans from the region that love the Kenyan Weather and Vibe.
Oh kudos for showcasing this;I wasnt awear tsavo had such nice amenities, am paying 6× than that in Kilee but am getting lesser amenities, time reconsider....
Wow, what great value for money
I was living in Italy in 1985 to 1987 and my apartment was only $600.00 but it was a beautiful 3 bed 2 bath condo the entire floor plus a doorman and tiny elevator. The dollar is strong now but it's about to crash so get ready.
Why do you believe the dollar is going to crash???
Fed rate cuts coming...
Yeah it's wild any minute it can crash
@@Powernomics333this whole new brics system they trying to put in place
This aged like milk lol
IN KENYA YOU DON'T NEED AN AC. YOU MIGHT NEED HEATER IN THE MONTH OF MAY TO JULY.
A few corrections. Tsavo sunset is not in Nairobi. It is in Kiambu county. It is approximately 12Km to the CBD. In Nairobi county a studio close to this one in the video would be not less than USD 250 and can be close to USD 400 if you choose to live in Kilimani. You also have to factor in safety, constant water supply and electricity back up. Location makes a big difference in price. Just getting that right makes a world of differences. I have seen the place it is fine but the location is too far from where I work and I would spend too much time in traffic commuting so it's not for me but I recommend it
THEY HAVE BUILT MORE HOUSES IN VARIOUS PLACES AND THE PRICES VARRY DEPENDING WITH ITS LOCALITY.
Coming soon to Nairobi🇰🇪 Akuna matata💪🏽
Hakuna 😊 karibu sana
Great, karibu hope you enjoying your stay if you still here
Karibu sana🎉
So ready to check out my new home.
I have a studio with tsavos in thindigua kiambu road under construction..just next where u are😊..ask Americans to come soon I rent out for them...🎉
Nice. I will sub to your channel. Not sure when I can come to visit. Hopefully soon, God's willing.
Contact number to call?
Hey. Do u want to rent your studeo. Becouse I want one. I am planing to come to Nirobi.
Great, how much are they selling for the offplan
Thanks for these informative videos brother keep them coming because im retiring from nursing and ill be moving to Nairobi next year i been there twice i love it
That's better than any apt in Paterson, nj 😅
Everything looks beautiful
To stay at something like this in the USA you paying over $800 a month in cheapest state just for the designer doors and tile bathrooms is going to cost more
Wow. These places are nice. Would be great if they came furnished
We have unfurnished and furnished apartments in Tsavo
KG those Jump off cribs 🎯those Nairobi snacks on radar😎
This is a studio which is about KES 13000. Yeah that's cheap if you make money in $. But expensive if you are paid in KES
13k is not alot it depends on what you do,people are living in houses 10 times as expensive
@t.y593 seems like you did not understand my point. How many people in kenya earn above 100k? Google then we can talk
@@t.y593Kenyan teachers are paid 30k. It’s a lot in Kenya
The $100 spot is actually nice.
It’s very affordable there wow
Really cool. Thanks for sharing. Question are the Americans there working remotely or they have their own business. Sharing how the expats are getting their consistent income would be great
Majority are RUclipsrs, digital marketing, teach English online, remote work online, watch video online for money, and other remote online jobs 😂😂😂😂
I mean the prices are great but you still gotta make money. Unless you’re doing remote work based in the states it ain’t happening.
If you a business owner you don’t have do remote work when you have employees and if you In real estate collecting rents
@@freshreserve2503 if you’re a business owner in the states you’d have enough $$ to live comfortably in the states and pick any woman you want. Just sayin.
The whole point is to make your dollar stretch farther. In theory it works.
@@bob11002009still subpar quality of life in the States….10 million pounds of meat is currently being recalled. How many recalls you think they have in Kenya. And then there’s racism 🤷🏽♂️
@@freshreserve2503I second
Hey! I found u! I saw u on tiktok I think u appeared on my channel because of USA meet America. Can I have a contact to this place? Watching u guys from Texas.
Hey came across this comment, I am a resident and host at Tsavo Thindigua, just in case you need more information. Thank you and welcome
@@Phoenixdawn111how much for a one bedroom in Tsavo Thindigua?
Who can I contact about this place?
Hope y'all got some help
It's my first time viewing your contents. I must say brove
Looks like a great spot I could retire to
Bro for $100 this is a clutch, imagine how much money you can save, I gotta definitely hit you up when I decide to move to Kenya 🔥💯 🤯
Available along beach line
@@ogollageorge5291This by the beach
Visit tatu city you will like it
You stay there or is it just a empty develop area
Nice content
Nice video black man from America watching
I'll take it for 100$.The restaurant is a big plus.
Amazing value!👍🏽
Nice…. I’m going to Nairobi tomorrow and now I would love to invest in renting a place at Nairobi. Good looking bro!
Made it to Nairobi yet??😂just being nosey
It's a lie you will never get a place like that for 100
@@Lynnknowsaurusoutside of Nairobi yes you can.
Fantabulous! 😊
Great Content
This is all fine and dandy but how's crime/safety/healthcare/job opportunities?
As safe as in any American city
Hell, I'm trying to be their fall 2025
What about WiFi in the building? Also, do they sell the apartments?
WIFI is already installed, and yes you can buy
The one you are filming over there has a swimming pool on the loft top
Broda Kenya 🇰🇪 is the best country in Africa the capital city of Africa
Stop it
Try visiting other towns outside nairobi.
cool place
WHAT camera did you use to record this video
thanks bro
Bro I saw you on Austin’s channel with Troy and another brother. What type of remote work are you doing? Could you recommend some for people? Thanks
What's the price like brothers?
the price is very important
You dont need AC in Nairobi. Thats what he should have said.
Oh really
America is the new Nigeria 🇳🇬.
😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Why you think that ...on a political side or a different side
@@Lunar_el I was wrong Nigeria has to class compared to America.
Anybody got advice on how to have the place ready when you there. Like instead of staying in a hotel while trying to get a apartment? Is there a way to have it set so it go smooth.
I think it will be you get in touch with someone,hire them to run the errands,shop for things you need,and they give the receipts when you land.
Kenyans tend to match USA prices, lord knows why because the quality of the apartments doesn't match or measure up. You found a steal. You should keep it.
What do u mean..He said 100 dollars not 1000
This is the biggest lie. Live and buy where locals do. Its very cheap
Why are you lying
mine is better than that and i pay $65
Have you ever been to the US to know the quality?
Come to Syokimau, better quality, InDesign Makumbi park..
Vumbi
How much is rent ?
Bado watu wanavuta bangi kwa apartments ?
😂😂😂@@saix81
Bro, you dont have to move to Africa to get a nice place with cheap rent. I moved to Europe and my rent is very cheap. We have to remember that African culture is way different than the US. The US is a eurocentric culture so living in Europe is and adjusting is so much easier. And if its black people you want to be around Europe is full of them too.
Where did Keith go? I habit seen him with his Kenyan wife and baby since they left for Las Vegas. If you find them please let me know.
Water will be 5 dollars amonth 😂😂😂for a comrade with his friends
How do you make money tho there
No jobs for locals let alone expats. Life is hard unless you have your income coming from remote jobs in the west. Or if you plan to start your own business.
Are you a female or male asking
From Harriet Anabo family
USA is a developed state so the higher the cost of living and is still developing and the income per capita is very low compared to developed countries like the US
So $1200 to move in and start living? Minus the inverter cost! So how much to buy a two bedroom condo then? I’m in Nigeria and Kenya looks more developed and more cost effective.
what part of nairobi is this
Thindigua estate like 15 minutes to the USA embassy
Their offices at thindigua ..kiambu road ..but they do have many areas
KIDGREATNESS, WHAT’S THE NAME OF THESE APARTMENTS? ALSO, WHAT’S A GOOD AIRBNB TO RENT IN KENYA ?
Name is Tsavo apartments. There are several of them around Nairobi
what's the contact of the broker?
Wtf lol
No way !! 😲
How's Uganda?
I could retire with my little military pension. Dang
Wow
Matumbo is tripe
how much i need to put down?
I don't think there's a down payment
If you are renting you put down the monthly rent which is 10,000 or $100
One month rent one month security deposit
@@usameetskenya_ brother i watch your videos help me out when i land
haha funny, the name Tsavo is not pronounced as Tee-Savo but more like the how Ts is pronounced in american pronunciation of Tsetse fly. tssssaavo, tseetsee fly tsssavo
ALL AMERICANS WELCOME HOME. KENYA
Tutatoshea sote?
Not bad 😞😔
$1200 for the year , thats more than a deal
Maybe I missed it. $100 per night or per month?
$100 dollars a month
That's my rent in a one bedroom apartment in another side of nairobi
@@NerDII254 wapi uko
@KidGreatness where is the apartment located in Nairobi?
Pt2
Kenya is home
where excactly is this place in Nairobi?
Kiambu thindigua
Location and the name apartment plz
TSAvo sunset apartments, thindigua estate,you can just use Uber to go n view
@@usameetskenya_ Tsavo Sunset apartment owned and developed by Architect and Developer Leonard Mcharo who graduated Top of his class in Architecture at University of Nairobi Class of 2001 .
He also has a Masters in Design from the same University and was a lecturer at the same University Architecture Design and Development School .
He founded Tsavo Developers with his wife Emily Mcharo and they have built a sizeable portfolio in the last 20 years . Tsavo National Park straddles the Eastern and Coasts Provinces of Kenya .
@@usameetskenya_ Architect Leonard Mcharo and his Wife Emily launched Tsavo real estate development after practicing Architecture for at least 5 years .
He practiced architecture straight from school with his friends Architects Yasir Breck his former classmate at University of Nairobi from Mombasa Kenya and Architect Adnan Abdi Mwakulomba ,also from Mombasa Kenya .
Adnan was a lecturer at University of Nairobi School of Architecture .
Adnan Abdi graduated top of his class of 1995 at University of Nairobi and a Masters in Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture University College London .
@@usameetskenya_ One of Two rivers mall lead consulting Architects and Landscape Architecture and developer included Kenyan Architect and Landscape Architect ARTHUR ADEYA .
He was founder of Kounkuey Design Initiative based in US and Kenya, former co-founder Architecture and Design firm in Nairobi Kenya Lexico-ion, former Director of Planning and Design Athena Properties Kenya .
He graduated top of his class in Bachelor of Architecture at University of Nairobi Kenya and also top of his class Masters of Landscape Architecture at HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN, USA.
He was recipient of Norman T Newton Prize landscape design scholarship prize at Harvard .
He previously worked for HOK Planning group in Washington DC and EDSA Fort Lauderdale Florida US and was involved in several city master planning projects in the US and in Abu Dhabi , Dubai .
Thanks bro that is really cheap they should pay you for finder fees
No air con, its going to be insanely hot in that apartment..
I've lived and worked in Nairobi all my life and I've never used an AC in my house, office or hotel.
The only city that would need AC is Mombasa and other Coastal towns in Kenya.
Nairobi has very cool and friendly weather all year round
100$ you mean per month? Which place is that. How many bedrooms?
..sounds crazy but it 100% true..$100 a month rent...Amazing!
I initially thought it's an AirBnB costing $100...monthly rent of $100 in Nairobi is too good
dope
kenya or burundi!!!
How’s the WiFi
Depending on your budget you can get for less than 10 dollars a month or if you need more extremely fast speeds including starlink
TSAVO Kiambu
Is it 100 usd per month or per night?
Per month
Per month!
Go ahead and drop that address Brodie IM ON THE WAY 😂😂 seriously what’s the address
Just use Uber n go to TSAvo sunset apartments they'll drop you there there's an office if you want to rent
100 dollars for that thats like 15k I can confirm you guys are LYING I live In Nairobi this is not possible unless you filmed this 20 yrs ago
Tsavo apartments are usually affordable the problem is some are really noisy
@@Wanderingtaurus but still 15k for that is a big lie
@@Lynnknowsaurus You can find a studio at 15k in Nairobi. Don’t act like you are the only own who rents in nairobi
@Suedyne Is the apartment in the video a studio ?I'm not talking about studio apartments dumb dumb
Walk around ..ull be shocked that there are mor studio appartments that are way better than those