Nairobi South B and C Turning into a Concrete Jungle?

South B & C: Nairobi’s Changing Middle-Class Suburbs | Development, Housing, and the Shift in Nairobi’s Urban Landscape

In this video, we explore South B and South C, two of Nairobi's most well-known middle-class suburbs, located just 5 to 8 kilometers from the city's Central Business District (CBD). For many years, these areas were coveted for their organized development, cleanliness, good roads, and close proximity to essential amenities. However, in recent years, significant changes have occurred, leaving these suburbs unrecognizable to those who lived there in the 1980s and 1990s.

The rapid rise of apartment complexes and the growing demand for housing have led to challenges such as overcrowding and strain on infrastructure, including recurring flooding in South C during the rainy seasons. Despite these issues, South B and South C remain highly sought after due to their convenient location and vibrant community, with residents from all walks of life, including business leaders, expatriates, and students.

In this video, we delve into:
• The history and development of South B and South C
• The effects of rapid urbanization on these neighborhoods
• The current challenges these suburbs face, including infrastructure issues
• How increased apartment developments have transformed these once quiet neighborhoods
If you're considering living in South B, South C, or other Nairobi suburbs, this video will give you a comprehensive look at what these areas have to offer today and the significant changes they've undergone in recent years.
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