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Land for sale in Maili Tisa

🌧 RAINFALL
595mm/yr
⛰ ALTITUDE
1369m
🟤 SOIL
sandy clay loam, moderate drained, neutral pH

Area-level guidance from public records — not a survey of this parcel.

Mango Green grams (ndengu) Sorghum & millet Cowpeas & pigeon peas Watermelon Irrigated horticulture Goats Sheep Bees / honey Ranching at scale ~Timber (Melia/Mukau) ~Citrus ~Cassava ~Beef cattle ~Off-grid living ~Poultry ~Home on acres ~Weekend home / cabins ~Eco camp / tourism ~Long-hold land bank

💼 Area economy

Livestock is the stronger local land use: cattle, goats and sheep, plus dairy milk collection, are documented around Maili Tisa. County planning also identifies Maili Tisa for crop farming, but rain-fed maize and beans are county staples and should not be treated as dependable commercial crops without water and soil testing. A 2025 county action at Maili Tisa targeted Ipomoea, an invasive weed that can make grazing land unproductive. Maili Tisa has a weekly market; no reliable source states its exact market day. Ilbisil is Kajiado Central’s main livestock market.

Maili Tisa is documented as a temporary weekly market, not a daily permanent market. It is also listed among Kajiado food-commodity markets in the 2025 NDMA assessment. The exact weekly trading day was not found in reliable published sources, so verify it with the market master and traders before relying on footfall. For larger livestock trading, Ilbisil is identified as Kajiado Central’s main livestock market; Namanga is another nearby food-commodity market. Do not assume cold storage, formal loading facilities or a daily buyer base at Maili Tisa without inspection.

🚧 Development nearby

Official survey flags Namanga as a key informal-import entry point Ongoing

KNBS identifies Namanga among main entry points for informal imports; food and live animals dominated recorded informal trade categories. This is a trade-corridor signal, not proof that land is licensed for livestock trading, holding or processing.

Source: 2025 Informal Cross Border Trade Survey Report · Aug 2026
Namanga OSBP is operational, with further border-process reforms sought Ongoing

An EAC review found Namanga OSBP handling rising cargo and travellers and called for more digitalisation and coordinated border management. This supports corridor trade, not automatic commercial approval or demand on a Maili Tisa plot.

Source: EAC Calls for New-Generation Border Reforms to Support Growing Regional Trade · Jul 2026
Namanga Dam water-supply scheme remains a planned project Planned

TAWWDA’s plan includes Namanga Dam water supply. It does not mean a Maili Tisa plot has water, irrigation rights, or a connection; verify source, pipe route and connection terms.

Source: TAWWDA Strategic Plan 2023–2027 · Mar 2025
Namanga–Maili Tisa–Bisil sewerage scheme is in TAWWDA’s plan Planned

The plan lists a sewerage project for Namanga, Maili Tisa and Bisil. Do not price land as sewer-served: no plot connection, trunk location or construction completion is confirmed here.

Source: TAWWDA Strategic Plan 2023–2027 · Mar 2025
Mount Orok water project was reported to serve Maili Tisa and Namanga Unknown

Kajiado County reported tanks built and an ongoing Mount Orok project serving Maili Tisa and Namanga. The 2021 update does not prove the scheme is complete or that any specific parcel can connect.

Source: MEGA WATER PROJECT · Apr 2021

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