A Sierra Leonean property developer with more than two decades of real estate experience in the US is now setting his sights on the Kenyan coast, channelling his expertise into a luxury apartment project in Mombasa.
Sylvester Harding arrived in the US in 1998 to study engineering, only to end up in real estate in a move he had not planned from the beginning.
Harding’s Entry into Real Estate
Harding told Chams Media that his path took an unexpected turn after his mother, who had worked as a realtor, passed away in 2005.
Rather than let her professional legacy fade, he felt compelled to honout her by taking up the position she had occupied.
He not only stepped into her shoes but went on to build a career that has since seen him sell over 400 homes across America.
What began as an unexpected decision eventually took Harding on a journey that has defined his brand.
What Grand Malibu Project Offers
Harding is now bringing that track record to Kenya through Grand Malibu, a residential development planned for Nyali in Mombasa, situated close to the beach.
It will comprise 86 residential units spread across three tower blocks, offering prospective homeowners a choice of one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments.
The apartments are expected to cater to different categories of buyers, including individuals, families and property investors looking for homes along the Kenyan coast.
The pricing structure places the one-bedroom units at KSh 17 million, while buyers interested in larger apartments will need to dig deeper into their pockets.
A two-bedroom apartment will cost KSh 26 million, while a three-bedroom unit will retail at KSh 33 million.
