When Susan Njoki first saw the property listing on social media, she paused longer than usual. She had been thinking about land ownership for years, weighing the risks, listening to stories — some inspiring, others cautionary. This time, she decided to make the call.
That decision led her to an appointment, then a site visit. What she saw convinced her.
“I came to know Cledun Realtors on social media,” she says. “I was given an appointment and later went for a site visit. I fell in love with the plot and I paid my first installment. It has been a journey and now I have my title deed.”
The moment she received the document at the company’s offices at Zuhura Place, 4th Floor, opposite Quickmart Supermarket, felt deeply personal. It was not just paper. It was proof that the process had worked.
For many Kenyans, land ownership is both an aspiration and a risk. The fear of delays, unclear documentation and broken promises often shadows the excitement of investing. It is this uncertainty that Cledun Realtors says it is determined to eliminate.
Managing Director Duncan Muiruri describes their approach as structured and hands-on.
“Land ownership should never feel uncertain,” he says. “From the first inquiry to the final documentation, we ensure clients understand every stage. We walk with them through site visits, payments and processing until they hold their title.”
That direct engagement is deliberate. Site visits are often led personally by CEO Clement Waweru and Muiruri — a detail that has reassured many clients.
“We want our clients to see exactly what they are investing in,” Waweru explains. “Trust is built when you stand on the land, ask questions directly and receive clear answers. We believe in transparency.”
For Ms. Salome Wamere, another client said the journey began through a referral from a friend. Within three months, she had made a decision that surprised even her.
“I have been with this company for three months and I was referred to them by my friend,” she says. “We did a site visit led by Clement Waweru, the CEO, and Duncan Muiruri, the Managing Director. I booked two plots and I’m a happy client.”
Her joy was evident when she was handed her cheque at the company’s offices — a milestone she says confirmed her confidence in the process.
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Behind these personal stories is a portfolio of projects spread across emerging growth corridors. In Makutano, developments such as Neema IV are attracting buyers at KES 350,000, while Wema I and Wema II are priced at KES 499,000 and KES 599,000 respectively, targeting investors looking for structured residential growth zones. Along the coast, Bahari Palms Residence in Malindi, priced at KES 800,000, is drawing interest from buyers seeking holiday homes and long-term appreciation potential.
Further inland, Treasure Park II in Rumuruti, going for KES 199,000, and Furaha Garden I, priced at KES 99,000, are opening doors for first-time investors eager to secure affordable entry points into land ownership.
According to Muiruri, these locations are carefully selected based on infrastructure expansion, proximity to transport networks and projected growth trends.
“We focus on areas with clear development potential,” he says. “Clients are not just buying land for today; they are positioning themselves for tomorrow.”
Waweru adds that accessibility is key. Structured installment plans allow clients to commit gradually, making ownership achievable without overwhelming financial strain.
“People need options that are realistic,” he says. “We design our projects and payment plans to accommodate different levels of investment.”
For Njoki, what matters most is that the journey concluded with certainty.
For Wamere, it is the satisfaction of having secured two plots with confidence. For the company, it is the growing number of clients walking into their offices uncertain and walking out reassured.
