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Land rates in Nairobi set to rise in new valuation system

An aerial view of Muindi Mbingu Street in Nairobi (PHOTO: Wilberforce Okwiri)

Property owners in Nairobi will start paying higher rates once a new valuation roll is implemented by the county government.

City Hall is replacing the current valuation roll, which was last updated in 1982.

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