Off-plan property investment in Kenya is on the rise — and for good reason. Buyers benefit from flexible payment plans, discounted pricing, and the chance to secure prime units early. But before you commit, due diligence is key.

At Newpoint Properties, we help investors navigate off-plan projects with clarity and confidence. Here are four essentials to consider:

1. Vet the Developer

Don’t rely on renders alone. Check the developer’s track record — have they delivered past projects on time and to standard?

We only work with proven developers. Take Cascading Ridge Views, a gated community of 48 townhouses by the same team behind 41 Ndege in Karen. Or consider 300 Woodley, whose developers also brought us landmark projects like Africa Reit House.

2. Know the Payment & Legal Structure

Your money should work safely for you. Look for:

• Clear construction timelines

• Milestone-based payments

• Exit clauses or refund guarantees

• Escrow or secure payment channels

All Newpoint-listed projects are backed by legally binding sale agreements, giving you peace of mind from day one.

3. Track Progress On-Site

We encourage buyers to visit sites like Cascading Ridge Views during construction phases. Seeing the build in real-time offers assurance on quality, timelines, and progress.

4. Consider Location & Long-Term Value

Off-plan works best when the location promises future growth. 300 Woodley, for example, offers easy access to major malls, schools, and roads — making it a strong candidate for rental income and capital gains.

Why Choose Newpoint?

With over 15 years in Kenya’s real estate market, we simplify off-plan buying with:

• Vetted, trustworthy projects

• Verified legal documentation

• Project updates throughout the journey

• Partnerships with lawyers and banks

We do the due diligence, so you don’t have to.