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Kenya’s Two Rivers Mall nears completion

By SA Commercial Prop News 2015-07-20 11:19:00  
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Artist’s impression of the Kenya's Two Rivers Mall set to open in October. Artist’s impression of the Kenya's Two Rivers Mall set to open in October.

Construction of Two Rivers Mall in Nairobi will be completed by October this year with the development reportedly set to be the largest shopping mall in East Africa.

Two Rivers Mall is part of a mixed-use development being undertaken by Centum Investment Group.

The mega shopping mall that is situated at the heart of the affluent Runda, Gigiri, Muthaiga and Nyali neighbourhoods spans  62,000 square metres – unseating the recently launched Garden City mall on Thika Road, which measures 50,000 square metres.

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