Kenya, June 29, 2026 - China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) has secured the main construction contract for Jabali Towers, a landmark mixed-use development within Tatu City that is expected to reshape Kenya's premium real estate landscape while creating more than 2,000 jobs.
The project, one of the largest private commercial and residential developments currently underway in the country, will comprise luxury apartments, Grade A office space, a hotel, retail outlets and lifestyle amenities spread across approximately 88,000 square metres.
According to Tatu City, the development will feature 25-storey and 36-storey residential towers, a 150-room hotel, premium office space and 35 shops and restaurants, positioning Jabali Towers as a new commercial and residential hub within the Special Economic Zone.
"Tatu City has appointed China Road and Bridge Corporation as the main contractor for Jabali Towers, further reinforcing confidence in Kenya's growing real estate sector and the country's investment potential," the developer said.
The appointment adds another major Kenyan project to CRBC's expanding portfolio. The Chinese state-owned engineering giant is currently involved in several high-profile infrastructure projects across the country, including the construction of Talanta Sports City, roads, bridges and other strategic developments.
Tatu City revealed that demand for the residential units has remained strong even before construction begins in earnest, with the first residential tower already 75% pre-sold to both Kenyan and international buyers.
Apartments within the development will start from KSh9.7 million, reflecting growing investor confidence in integrated mixed-use developments that combine residential, commercial and recreational facilities within a single urban setting.
The project is expected to generate more than 2,000 employment opportunities during both the construction and operational phases. Beyond construction workers, jobs are anticipated in hospitality, retail, property management, maintenance and office services once the development becomes operational.
Real estate analysts say mixed-use developments continue to gain popularity in Kenya as investors increasingly seek integrated communities where people can live, work, shop and access essential services without travelling long distances.
Jabali Towers will benefit from Tatu City's existing infrastructure, including paved road networks, reliable electricity, water supply and high-speed fibre-optic internet connectivity, reducing the need for costly additional infrastructure investment.