Username Investment Ltd. was awarded The Most Impactful Real Estate Company of the Year Award by TopScore Brands during the recently held award ceremony at Hilton Hotel. The research was done on top brands on their consumer satisfaction and Username Investments stood out for not only offering affordable land but also touching lives in various ways.
“We are honored for this recognition. We appreciate God, our Team, our clients, stakeholders, and Kenyans at large for supporting our mission of providing families with a place to call home. When the pandemic hit early last year, livelihoods were disrupted with at least 1.7M jobs lost according to data from The Federation of Kenyan Employers.
SMEs have been greatly affected by a huge number of closing operations. But even with this, I am grateful that Username Investments has remained resilient, created more job opportunities, and offered very affordable properties that Kenyans have been able to own amidst reduced incomes.
Further, we have embraced technology that has enabled Kenyans to invest in land online and receive their title deeds”. Reuben Kimani, CEO, Username Investment Ltd said while receiving the award.
“Our focus is not only to provide affordable properties but also directly touch lives and create lasting impact. We gift the needy with free plots, offer support in education, give a variety of goodies among other initiatives that directly uplift the needy in our communities”, Reuben continued.
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“Our greatest achievement during this difficult time has been providing homes to thousands of Kenyans. We take pride in having delivered over 8,230 title deeds to our clients. Our signature project during this pandemic has been Springfield – Nakuru in Nakuru City, where Kenyans have developed their homes in the past year. With four phases successfully sold, we are on Phase V and we are glad to be creating a lasting impact to generations.”
Reuben continued by lauding the Ministry of Land for the ongoing digitization of land records through the Ardhisasa Platform. He acknowledged that this is a welcome move that will build trust in the real estate industry and also allow Kenyans to conduct due diligence and invest in properties without fear of losing their hard-earned money.
In conclusion, Reuben encouraged Kenyans to join hands during this season and invest together. “Tough economic times call for practical ideas to invest and build wealth. You may not be able to do it alone due to reduced income, however, you can join hands with friends, make contributions, come to Username and invest in a prime plot with prices as low as Ksh 249,000. You can do this gradually until all of you own a piece of real estate. Do not allow yourself to continue renting for a prolonged period of time when you can buy and build your own home by embracing this practical homeownership journey”.