Murivest Advisory
Murivest Markets

Established Advisory

Off-Market
Income-Producing Institutional Grade A
Commercial Properties

"Where do I deploy this capital that isn't correlated to equities?"


We originate off-market commercial mandates across Nairobi CBD, Kilimani, Karen, Westlands, Upperhill, Nakuru and other key locations — structuring them for international capital that demands yield certainty, governance transparency, and clear exit pathways.

USD 2M – 100M+Retail • Office • Industrial • Hospitality

Private Mandates

Current availability for new advisory engagements. Q2 2026 mandate window now open for qualified institutional partners.

"We do not pool capital. We advise and originate under specific mandate."

NBO • London • Dubai

Private Collection

Off-Market
Commercial Properties

A curated selection of institutional-grade commercial properties and development sites. Available exclusively to mandated partners and qualified investors.

Grade A Office Tower, Nairobi CBD
Off-Market

Grade A Office Tower, Nairobi CBD

Fully tenanted with blue-chip anchor covenant. Net rental income distributable quarterly. Available exclusively under mandate.47,000 sqm

Projected 22% IRR

Luxury Hotel, Nairobi CBD
Exclusive

Luxury Hotel, Nairobi CBD

Operational hospitality asset within Nairobi's prime urban corridor — stabilized F&B and accommodation revenue streams delivering consistent net income to investors from day one of ownership transfer, with yield distributed quarterly under a structured operator agreement.6,450 sqm

Projected 15.2% IRR

Karen
Off-Market

Karen

Anchor retail tenants pre-positioned across a 50-acre mixed-use corridor in Nairobi's most affluent suburb — generating layered income from retail leases, F&B concessions, and land appreciation simultaneously, with distributable cash flow commencing from Phase 1 handover.128,000 sqm

Projected 24% IRR

Mandates are limited. Current availability: Q2 2026.

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Investment System

Our Core Strategies
For Predictable, Durable Income

Murivest advises on a focused set of real estate strategies where scale, governance, and risk-adjusted returns can be clearly underwritten across market cycles.

Grade A Office Assets

Acquisition of institutional-quality office buildings within established commercial nodes, emphasizing tenant covenant strength, lease duration, and long-term income resilience. Underwriting prioritizes downside protection, asset liquidity, and sustainable occupancy fundamentals.

Target Yield: 8.5% – 10.0% | WAULT: 5+ Years

Hospitality & Hotel Assets

Selective investment in operational hospitality assets within high-demand urban and tourism corridors. Evaluation framework emphasizes operator quality, RevPAR sustainability, brand strength, and cash flow stabilization under conservative demand assumptions.

Stabilized Yield Target: 10.0% – 12.5%

Retail & Mixed-Use Hubs

Strategic acquisition of necessity-driven retail and integrated mixed-use centers anchored by defensive tenant categories. Underwriting emphasizes footfall durability, tenant diversification, lease rollover risk, and structural demand fundamentals.

Target Yield: 9.5% – 11.5% | Diversified Tenant Mix

"The best investment on Earth is earth." — Louis Glickman

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Institutional Standards

Exit Strategy &
Risk Mitigation

In Kenya's commercial real estate market, the risks that destroy returns are rarely market risks — they are structural ones. Fraudulent title, premature exit, and unplanned disposal have cost foreign investors billions. Murivest engineers the exit before the acquisition closes, and structures every holding to eliminate the risks that due diligence alone cannot prevent.

7 – 10

Year Hold

Exit Is Designed at Entry

McKinsey's 2026 Global Private Markets Report records the average institutional hold period at 6.6 years — the highest since 2005 — with 52% of buyout-backed assets held beyond four years. Murivest maps your exit pathway, target buyer profile, and disposal window at mandate inception, so every lease signed, every value-add decision, and every covenant negotiated is engineered toward a defined, timed, maximum-value exit.

McKinsey Global Private Markets Report 2026

40%

of Kenya Corruption Cases Are Land Fraud

Kenya's Title Risk Is Not Theoretical

The EACC reported in 2023 that land fraud constitutes over 40% of all corruption cases in Kenya, with Nairobi at the epicentre — and the Ministry of Lands confirmed over 10,000 active fraud investigations in 2024 alone. Every Murivest mandate begins with a forensic title audit, Ardhisasa verification, confirmed encumbrance search, and KRA CGT-1 compliance — because foreign capital under Article 65(1) of the Constitution has zero recourse if a title is challenged post-transfer.

EACC 2023 · Ministry of Lands Kenya 2024 · Kenya Constitution Art. 65(1)

3

Compliant Exit Routes — One Is Yours

Liquidity Is Structured, Not Hoped For

Institutional sale to a pension fund or sovereign buyer commands the tightest cap rate and highest transfer value for stabilised, blue-chip-tenanted assets. Recapitalisation releases partial liquidity while preserving your operational position, unlocking a second exit event 3–7 years later. Sale leaseback — McKinsey's most resilient structure in tightening credit conditions — converts equity to deployable capital without vacating. The correct route is selected at mandate inception and structured for full CGT efficiency, IFRS 16 compliance, and clean cross-border repatriation.

McKinsey GPM 2025 · KRA CGT Framework · IFRS 16

"Capital trapped in the wrong structure is not invested — it is imprisoned."

KRA CompliantIFRS Aligned
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Market Intelligence

Quarterly
Market Review

Independent analysis of East African commercial real estate markets, covering yield trends, vacancy dynamics, and transaction flows. Available exclusively to mandated partners and qualified institutional investors.

Asset Class
Net Initial Yield
Vacancy Rate
Prime Office CBD
8.5%
19.7%
Logistics Parks
9.5%
17%
Retail Malls
8%
20%
Industrial Estates
9%
15%
Nairobi Metropolitan AreaQ4 2024
$30M

Active Book of Business

East Africa

13

Institutional Deals

Closed

8.5%

Average Cap Rate

Prime Assets

Complete quarterly intelligence packs include infrastructure corridor analysis, regulatory developments, and post-tax return modeling.

Available to mandated partners only.

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Environmental, Social & Governance

ESG Framework
Aligned With Institutional Capital

Murivest integrates responsible investment principles and green building benchmarks into its acquisition advisory process, reflecting the expectations of institutional capital allocating into East Africa.

Responsible Investment Principles

Murivest integrates globally recognized responsible investment principles into its underwriting and advisory mandates. Investment screening and due diligence are aligned, where applicable, with the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), ensuring environmental, social, and governance factors are embedded within risk-adjusted return analysis rather than treated as peripheral considerations.

Alignment: PRI-Informed Screening

Green Building & Climate Standards

Assets are evaluated against green building frameworks relevant to East Africa, including IFC EDGE certification and LEED standards administered by the U.S. Green Building Council. Priority is given to developments demonstrating measurable efficiency in energy, water, and embodied carbon, alongside climate-adaptive design appropriate for regional conditions.

Focus: EDGE / LEED Benchmarking

Governance, Transparency & Reporting

Institutional governance structures, legal compliance, and structured reporting protocols form the foundation of each transaction. ESG performance indicators may be tracked alongside financial metrics in accordance with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) principles, supporting the disclosure requirements of European family offices, pension funds, and fiduciary capital partners.

Standard: GRI-Oriented Reporting

Long-duration capital requires long-duration stewardship.

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Mark Muriithi - Chief Executive Officer

Executive Leadership

Mark Muriithi

Chief Executive Officer & Founder

“Institutional real estate capital is not deployed for momentum — it is allocated for durability. Our responsibility is to protect downside first, structure intelligently second, and pursue disciplined upside third.”

Mark Muriithi founded Murivest Realty Group in 2025 with a mandate to build Kenya's first institutionally-structured commercial real estate advisory practice oriented toward international capital. He brings a background spanning technology, commercial distribution, and real estate sales — disciplines that inform Murivest's integrated approach to deal origination, asset positioning, and investor relations. His early career included commercial roles at Vineyard Properties Ltd, where he developed hands-on experience in property transactions and client acquisition across the Kenyan market. He subsequently held senior commercial positions in distribution and marketing, building the capital markets literacy and cross-sector network that underpins Murivest's advisory model.

Under his leadership, Murivest has been structured to align with global institutional expectations — emphasizing underwriting rigor, governance integrity, ESG integration, and cross-border capital reporting standards consistent with pension funds and European family office requirements.

Global Standards

Steady Income • Generational Cashflow • Capital Preservation

Nairobi • London • Dubai
FIABCI • RICS • KRA
Bank-Grade Confidentiality

Murivest Realty Group is an independent advisory firm. We do not offer unlicensed financial products or pool capital from the general public. All engagements are by mandate only and subject to rigorous KYC/AML verification.