Office Units
Smaller office spaces within larger commercial or mixed-use developments, suitable for companies and professional practices that need a defined workspace.
Home / Real Estate in Kenya | Properties for Sale & Rent | Avenue Valuers / Office space for Sale, for rent
Looking for an office to buy in Nairobi or elsewhere in Kenya? Explore office units, commercial buildings and investment opportunities suited to businesses that want their own premises rather than a long-term lease.
The right office is about more than the size of the floor plate. Access, parking, visibility, building management, security, service charges and the surrounding business environment can all affect how useful the property will be to your business—and how attractive it may be to future tenants.
An office can be a practical purchase for an established company, a professional practice, an investor or a business owner who wants to build long-term equity instead of continually paying rent.
In Nairobi, office properties range from compact units in mixed-use developments to entire floors and larger commercial buildings. The best option depends on how your business operates, how many people you need to accommodate and whether the property will be occupied by you or rented to another business.
Browse office properties listed with Avenue Valuers. Availability, pricing and property details may vary, so contact us when you find a property that fits your requirements.
Smaller office spaces within larger commercial or mixed-use developments, suitable for companies and professional practices that need a defined workspace.
Larger spaces offering more flexibility for established businesses, institutions and companies that need several departments under one roof.
Whole buildings can appeal to investors looking for rental income, corporate occupation or a longer-term commercial property investment.
Offices within developments combining commercial, retail and sometimes residential uses, often benefiting from established amenities and access.
Nairobi remains the country's largest office market, but businesses and investors also consider commercial property in other growing towns and regional centres.
Looking for an office in another area? Tell us the location and the type of space you need and we can help identify suitable options.
Consider where your employees, clients and suppliers are coming from. A prestigious address is useful, but practical accessibility matters too.
Establish how many parking spaces come with the property and whether additional parking is available for employees and visitors.
Ask for the current service charge and understand exactly what it covers, including security, cleaning, lifts, common areas and maintenance.
A large advertised floor area does not always mean the same amount of usable workspace. Look carefully at the actual layout.
Find out how the building is managed, how common areas are maintained and whether there are outstanding management issues.
Before completing a purchase, the property's ownership, approvals, lease terms where applicable and other relevant documentation should be properly reviewed.
An office property can provide rental income as well as potential long-term capital appreciation. However, the numbers need to work beyond the headline purchase price.
Before buying for rental purposes, look at the achievable rent, occupancy levels, service charge, property management costs, parking, location and the type of businesses likely to occupy the space.
A well-located office with practical access and a layout that suits today's businesses may be easier to let than a cheaper property that has limited parking or poor accessibility.
Need to understand what a commercial property is worth? Our valuation expertise can help provide a more informed view of market value.
Tell us the location, budget, size and intended use and we can help you narrow down suitable office property options.
If you are buying for rental income, consider the property's location, tenant profile, running costs and longer-term marketability.
Nairobi has the widest range of office properties, including Westlands, Kilimani, Lavington, the CBD and other established commercial areas. Office property is also available in regional commercial centres such as Nakuru and other growing towns.
It depends on your business and financial position. Buying can provide long-term ownership and potential capital growth, while renting gives a business greater flexibility to relocate or change its space as it grows.
Pay attention to location, accessibility, parking, usable floor area, building management, security, service charge, documentation and the property's potential resale or rental demand.
Some office properties can be attractive investments, particularly where there is sustained demand from businesses and professional services. The specific location, purchase price, achievable rent, occupancy and running costs should all be considered before investing.
Service charge generally contributes toward the operation and maintenance of shared parts of a building. Depending on the development, it may cover items such as security, cleaning, common-area maintenance, lifts and other shared services.
Yes. Avenue Valuers provides property valuation services and can assist clients who need professional advice concerning the value of commercial and other property assets.
Yes. Office units and larger commercial properties can be purchased as investment property and subsequently leased to businesses, subject to the property's location, demand, building rules and other relevant factors.
Share the location, approximate size, budget and whether you are buying for your own business or as an investment. We can help you look at the options available.
Contact Avenue ValuersCompare listings
ComparePlease enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.