Urithi Housing Co-operative Society has urged its members who did not their title deeds to collect them saying the documents are now ready.
“We have over 900 title deeds lying in our offices despite notifying members to collect them,” said Urithi Housing Chairman Mr. Maina.
Urithi Housing Co-operative Society recently issued over 400 title deeds a month ago to its members who acquired property through the society.
The title deeds are for different land projects located in different regions of the country among them; Kiambu, Nakuru, Gilgil, Nyeri, Embu, Muranga, Machakos, Laikipia, Kajiado, Malindi and Kilifi.
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Mr Maina said that he is quite concerned when such vital documents are left uncollected stating that titles are vital documents that give owners power to develop their parcels of land either through construction, livestock or crop farming and in turn helping them to get value for their money.
The Housing Co-operative with over 27,000 memberships has currently sold over 3,000 land projects and issued over 6,500 title deeds to its members.
Plans to hand over more than 2,000 title deeds and 5 housing projects by end of this year are in progress.
