Real estate developer Mi Vida Homes has been awarded the prestigious Superbrand status, solidifying its position as the 4th top real estate brand in the region.
The significant achievement comes as the company celebrates its fifth year of operations, marking a swift rise to prominence in Kenya’s competitive property market.
The Superbrand accolade, awarded by the independent Superbrands organization, is a testament to Mi Vida Homes’ commitment to credibility, on-time delivery, quality construction, and offering high returns on investment (ROI) to its customers.
The recognition reflects the trust and confidence the brand has cultivated within Kenya’s real estate landscape, as well as its role as a trailblazer in reshaping the sector.
“Being awarded the Superbrand status is a testament to our relentless pursuit of excellence,” said Samuel Kariuki, the CEO of Mi Vida Homes. “As a brand, we remain committed to delivering homes that exceed expectations while contributing to the transformation of Kenya’s housing market. We have always believed in quality and giving our customers value for their money.”
The company’s innovative projects, such as KEZA Riruta and Amaiya, exemplify its dedication to green building principles, eco-conscious design, and sustainable urban planning. These developments incorporate features like energy-saving appliances, environmentally friendly materials, renewable energy systems, advanced waste management, and water conservation techniques, setting new benchmarks for green real estate in Kenya.
“Quality service delivery is the foundation of a successful brand,” said Claire Andere-Chege, the Group Marketing Head at Mi Vida Homes. “At Mi Vida, we go beyond ROI, focusing on building trust, adding value, and fostering lasting relationships with our investors.”
The Superbrand status serves as a seal of excellence, recognizing brands that excel in quality, reliability, and distinction. This achievement further solidifies Mi Vida Homes’ reputation as a trusted and visionary player in Kenya’s real estate sector, poised to drive sustainable and inclusive urban development in the region.
