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The project’s founder and Managing Director Ravi Kohli said many homeowners at Riverview have a household income below Sh50,000 while the other half has an income below Sh100,000 “but share the dream of homeownership.” “We believe everyone has the right to decent and affordable homes. We are very pleased to receive this recognition of our efforts and will continue to strive to meet our goal In response to the news,” said Kohli. A two-bedroom home in the estate starts from Sh3.56 million.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper.
The company develops large scale affordable housing communities in an effort to broaden home ownership within Kenya. It has been recognised by the London Stock Exchange as one of 360 Companies to Inspire Africa. It recently launched Amana Hills in Kiambu.SEE ALSO :Turning the housing dream into a reality
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