Why Nakuru Remains A Cost Friendly City

Nakuru city is known to have attained its crown of being one of the cities in Kenya alongside Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu due to its ability to have grown rapidly socially, economically and politically.

Nakuru City is the 4th largest urban centre in Kenya, with its history dating back to the prehistoric period.

The prehistoric period is based on the archeological discoveries found at Hyrax hill reserve, which is 8 kilometers from the central business district.

During the colonial era, when the colonial masters, the British, were Kenya's administrators, Nakuru city was established as part of the white highlands.

Nakuru gradually grew from being part of the white highlands to a cosmopolitan city.

In 1904, it received township recognition, and in 1952, it became a municipality. In brief, as a district, Nakuru grew from a town to a city and now a county.

Being the first town in the heart of Rift Valley province to be the fourth city in Kenya, Nakuru Town remains pocket-friendly compared to cities like Nairobi, which is just a few kilometres away from the City of Nakuru and its surroundings.

Nakuru city is known for its beautiful and favourable weather conditions. Nakuru's cost-friendly reputation is attributed to its affordable housing, reasonable cost of living, and a diverse market offering competitively priced goods and services.

The city's strategic location and economic activities also contribute to a balanced and accessible lifestyle without excessive expenses.

The cost-friendly allure of Nakuru for settlement stems from a harmonious blend of affordable living expenses.

Reasonably priced housing options and a thriving market make it attractive for those seeking a balanced and budget-friendly lifestyle.

The city of Nakuru meets everyone's preferences when it comes to choosing which town or city to fit in and call home.