The Le Mirage Residences by CityBlue along Parklands Road has 35 floors and 315 rooms that was opened to the public in March last year.
The area is known for its high-rise apartment complexes, modern amenitiesand proximity to the city center, even as it remains a stand-alone business hub.
CityBlue, a borderless, branded group of business and leisure hotels is the latest to tap into the Nairobi’s real estate space with the development of the second tallest building in Westlands after JW Marriott.
The Le Mirage Residences by CityBlue along Parklands Road has 35 floors and 315 rooms that was opened to the public in March last year.
“The real estate sector in Kenya at the moment is going through an interesting door, whereby a lot of developments are happening all over the city. And we believe that Westlands is now becoming the epicentre of Nairobi’s commercial and residential hub.”
CityBlue Hotels will be the operating and brand partner and will be working alongside the developer, with Verjee expressing optimism on the growth of Westlands as a key real estate investment area.
“More and more people from within the city, within the country and even outside of the country want to reside in Westlands. So, the fact that we are opening our second branded residence, this being the tallest branded residence in Kenya, in Westland, indicates our positivity,” he affirmed.
The residence will feature a luxurious 256 units of one to three-bedroom apartments and construction is expected to be complete by the last quarter of 2027.
The 256 units will also be complemented by over 22 amenities, including over 52,000 square feet of space for wellness, lifestyle and recreational amenities that redefine urban luxury.
Verjee said the property is already 50 per cent sold, and the hotel chain will operate on behalf of purchasing clients.
SMB Properties Chairman Quresh Zakir said Kenya’s real estate has attracted the confidence of many investors both locally and international.
Kenya’s luxury hospitality sector is experiencing significant growth, spurred by an increasing arrival of international visitors, a stable economy, and a rising middle class.
Industry experts attribute this surge to the country’s unique blend of natural beauty, strategic location, and supportive government policies — all of which are attracting substantial investment in high-end tourism and hospitality.
