DEVCO Housing Co-operative Society Limited (DHCSL) was registered on 12th August 2015 as a Society in the Republic of Kenya under Certificate of Registration number CS/18668.

DHCSL offers a number of services to members including:

1. Acting as agent in property business.
2. Value addition development services including  road works, water and electricity reticulation.
3. Construction of residential houses and commercial centres.
4. Financing members to acquire and develop real estate.
   

   With ever-increasing strain on the land resource, it is becoming harder each day to own property in well planned areas; worsened by the increase in land speculations. Amidst all this DHCSL remains true to its word; proved by purchase of its first two acres of land.

   The Cooperative society has over 60 members drawn from the mother Sacco – DEVCO.

Our Mission

To walk with our members the journey of owning and developing land.

Objectives

The objectives for which the society is established are:

• Acquire and relinquish land, buildings and rights over land and buildings by purchase, lease or any other means as may be necessary for the attainment of these objects.
• Enter into contracts with members and community for sale or lease of land and building acquired by the society in pursuance of its objects on such terms and conditions as may from time to time be determined.

Management

• Silas Malemo-Chairperson
• Audrey Nafula- Vice Chairperson
• Janet Sudi-Secretary
• Gerry Webale-Treasurer
• Felix Nyambu, Member

Supervisory team

• Evans Odera
• Margaret Thuo
• Ken Mogane

DEVCO Co-operative Housing Society Limited offers you the chance to partner with us as you invest in land.  The beauty your real estate investment  will be within the metropolitan region and you have a reasonable time to pay up.

Phase one Project

Overview

• The Kitengela land is a distance of about 2.7km off Kitengela-Namanga road, branching off at Acacia Petrol Station. It is gently sloping without any challenges of being swampy and easily accessible with water and electricity in the vicinity.
• The neighbourhood is generally middle-class occupied
• The land in almost rectangular/trapezoidal shaped with the measurement as captured on the ground agreeing to those on the mutation provided by the surveyor of the vendor
• The areas was computed and found to be 0.809ha (2acres) which agrees with the acreage as captured in the mutation
• The land has two roads and a side road making it very suitable for subdivision into 1/8 acre plots (50 by 100).