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The concept of community living and its popularity in new residential projects in Kenya

Fridah Karei by Fridah Karei
January 29, 2025
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The concept of community living has gained significant traction in Kenya’s real estate sector, particularly within new residential projects. This trend is largely driven by the growing desire among urban dwellers for secure, well-planned, and socially cohesive environments. One prominent form of community living is gated communities, which cater to these preferences by offering enhanced security, shared amenities, and a sense of belonging.

Gated communities provide residents with a heightened sense of security, which is one of their most attractive features. These areas are typically enclosed by perimeter walls, equipped with 24/7 manned gates, and often feature CCTV surveillance, offering residents a secure and exclusive living space. This level of security is particularly appealing in urban areas where crime rates are a concern. The assurance of safety within these communities makes them a preferred choice for many, especially families and individuals seeking peace of mind.

In addition to security, community living fosters social interactions and a sense of belonging among residents. Gated communities often have shared amenities such as parks, swimming pools, and playgrounds, which provide spaces for social activities and collective engagement. These amenities encourage neighbourly interactions and mutual support, creating a strong sense of community. This social cohesion is vital for building harmonious neighbourhood relations and contributes to the overall well-being of residents.

There are various examples of such prominent gated communities with various facilities. Kihingo Village in Nairobi offers luxurious homes alongside a clubhouse, tennis courts, and recreational facilities that encourage neighborly interactions. GreenPark Estate along Mombasa Road provides a well-planned environment with community centres and parks, promoting family-friendly social connections. Similarly, Fourways Junction in Runda, Nairobi, combines residential units with a gym, swimming pool, and shopping complex, designed to foster a strong sense of community.

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Sustainability is another key aspect of community living in Kenya’s new residential projects. Developers are increasingly incorporating environmentally friendly features into their designs, such as solar-powered systems, waste recycling facilities, and green spaces. These sustainable initiatives appeal to a growing demographic that values environmental conservation and is conscious of its ecological footprint. By adopting these practices, developers not only contribute to environmental protection but also help reduce the overall cost of living for residents, making these communities more attractive.

Modern gated communities in Kenya also boast a range of amenities and infrastructure that cater to contemporary lifestyle needs. Facilities such as gyms, jogging tracks, shopping centres, and healthcare services are often available within these communities, adding to their convenience and appeal. The strategic location of these communities near urban centres ensures easy access to external amenities such as schools, hospitals, and workplaces, reducing commuting time and enhancing the quality of life.

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