The government has provided an update on the structural evolution of Kisumu’s urban landscape, pointing to the ongoing transformation of the historic 63-year-old Anderson-Ofafa Estate into the modern Anderson Park Residence. In an official statement released on Wednesday, October 7, Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo outlined how the landmark urban renewal project represents a decisive shift away from dilapidated housing toward modern, high-density residential spaces designed for the lakeside city’s growing population. “The transformation of the former 63-year-old Anderson-Ofafa Estate into Anderson Park Residence demonstrates this shift, replacing aging housing with contemporary homes suited to the needs and aspirations of a growing city,” Omollo stated. A Joint Public-Private Infrastructure Venture The multi-billion-shilling mixed-use estate is taking shape through a strategic partnership between the Kisumu County Government and the County Pension Fund (CPF) LAPTRUST. Construction originally began in July 2024, targeting a complete overhaul of the six-acre site near Kisumu’s city centre. Project Aspect Phase 1 Specifications Total Residential Units 681 modern apartments across seven blocks Apartment Breakdown 31 one-bedroom, 464 two-bedroom, and 186 three-bedroom units Commercial Provision 65 street-level retail spaces for local businesses Key Amenities Piped cooking...
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