Advertisement Tatu City Appoints CRBC to Build Landmark Jabali TowersTatu City has appointed China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) as the main contractor for the landmark Jabali Towers, marking the start of construction on one of Kenyas most ambitious mixed-use developments.The project, located in Tatu Central, will feature two residential towers alongside offices, retail outlets, and hospitality facilities. The development further strengthens Tatu Citys position as one of Africas leading master-planned urban developments.Demand for the project has remained strong, with Tower A already 75 percent pre-sold to both Kenyan and international investors.Mixed-Use Development Targets Modern Urban LivingJabali Towers will cover approximately 88,000 square metres and comprise two residential towers rising 25 and 36 storeys. The development will also include a 150-room hotel, Grade A office space, and 35 shops and restaurants.The residential units will range from studio apartments to three-bedroom homes, with prices starting from KSh9.7 million.Residents will have access to a wide range of lifestyle amenities. These include a fitness centre, infinity swimming pool, landscaped gardens, wellness facilities, co-working spaces, and public plazas designed to encourage community living.CRBC brings significant international experience to the project. The engineering firm has delivered major infrastructure projects across Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. In Kenya, it is currently constructing Talanta Sports City, which will host matches during the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.Stephen Jennings, Founder and CEO of Rendeavour, the owner and developer of Tatu City, said the appointment reflects the companys commitment to delivering world-class developments.The commencement of construction at Jabali Towers demonstrates our commitment to delivering what we promise. Quality remains central to every decision we make. We carefully select partners who share our high standards, and CRBC brings the expertise needed to deliver this landmark development, he said.Tatu City Appoints CRBC to Build Landmark Jabali TowersInvestment Expected to Drive Jobs and GrowthJabali Towers builds on more than 15 years of infrastructure investment within Tatu City. The mixed-use Special Economic Zone already offers 24-hour potable water, 99.7 percent power reliability, high-speed fibre connectivity, and more than 70 kilometres of international-standard roads.The project is also expected to benefit from upcoming developments within the city. Wellington College International Kenya is scheduled to open in 2028, strengthening Tatu Citys appeal to families, professionals, and expatriates seeking integrated live-work environments.Residents will also enjoy over 100 kilometres of walking and cycling trails, parks, lakes, and green spaces. In addition, the Tatu Wildlife Sanctuary, expected to open later this year, will become the worlds only urban wildlife sanctuary.The development will create more than 2,000 jobs during construction and operations. It is expected to generate additional employment through hospitality, retail, property management, and office businesses once completed.Developed by Rendeavour, Tatu City has become one of Africas fastest-growing new cities. The development is home to more than 7,000 residents, while over 35,000 people enter the city daily to live, work, study, or access services.With investments exceeding USD 3.5 billion, Tatu City hosts more than 110 businesses, schools serving over 6,000 students, and approximately 3,500 mixed-income homes that are either occupied or under development.The post Tatu City Appoints CRBC to Build Landmark Jabali Towers appeared first on Africa Business News.