President Ruto hands over keys to 220 new homeowners in Elburgon, marking a milestone in Kenya’s Affordable Housing Programme.

In a landmark moment for Kenya’s housing sector, President William Ruto officially handed over keys to the proud new owners of the Elburgon Affordable Housing Estate in Molo, Nakuru County on October 27, 2025. This 220-unit development is part of the government’s transformative Affordable Housing Programme, designed to provide modern, decent, and accessible homes to Kenyans from all walks of life Capital News  tv47.digital.

A Vision Realized: Elburgon Estate at a Glance

• Location: Elburgon, Molo Constituency, Nakuru County

• Units: 220 homes distributed across nine G+4 blocks

• Typologies:

  • 60 studio units

  • 20 one-bedroom units

  • 120 two-bedroom units

  • 20 three-bedroom units Boma Yangu

• Estimated Residents: Approximately 1,500 people will call this estate home Capital News  tv47.digital

This estate is more than just a collection of buildings—it’s a symbol of hope, opportunity, and renewed faith in the promise of Kenya. It reflects the government’s commitment to ensuring that every Kenyan, regardless of income or background, can enjoy the security and pride of homeownership.

The Broader Impact

The Elburgon project is the third cohort to benefit from the Affordable Housing Programme under the Boma Yangu initiative. It represents a shift in how housing is approached in Kenya—moving from aspiration to reality. By offering a mix of unit sizes and pricing structures, the estate caters to diverse family needs and income levels.

Beneficiaries like James Munga, who secured a two-bedroom unit, shared heartfelt gratitude: “In the beginning I was hesitant and not sure if I should apply, but when I saw the project coming up I didn’t waste time. Now I am a new homeowner through Boma Yangu” tv47.digital.

Infrastructure and Community Development

Beyond the homes themselves, the estate is designed to foster community living. The G+4 blocks are built with modern amenities and infrastructure that support a dignified lifestyle. The development also contributes to local employment, economic stimulation, and urban planning in Nakuru County.

A Step Toward Housing Equity

President Ruto emphasized that this initiative is part of a broader mission to democratize access to housing. “We are not just building houses—we are building communities, restoring dignity, and creating opportunities,” he said during the handover ceremony Capital News.

The Affordable Housing Programme continues to expand across the country, with similar projects underway in other counties. These developments are expected to reshape Kenya’s urban landscape and offer long-term solutions to housing shortages.

Sources:  Boma YanguBoma Yangu Project Details  Capital NewsCapital FM Coverage  tv47.digitalTV47 News Report