Here’s why going for big land parcels is a smart play:

1. More Room for Diversification
• You can allocate portions for different uses: farming, residential, commercial, or conservation.
• Ideal for mixed-use developments or phased projects that evolve over time.

2. Higher Appreciation Potential
• Larger parcels tend to appreciate more significantly, especially in potentially growing areas. It's worth noting prime areas in Kiambu county which has both commercial and residential development, were initially farm lands: Coffee farms, Sisal farms.  
• They’re attractive to institutional buyers or developers looking for scale.

3. Development Flexibility
• Fewer zoning or subdivision constraints compared to smaller plots.
• Easier to plan infrastructure like roads, irrigation, or housing clusters.

 4. Agricultural Efficiency
• Economies of scale in cassava or other crop production: bulk inputs, mechanization, and better yield management.
• Potential for contract farming, leasing, or cooperative ventures.

5. Passive Income Opportunities
• Lease sections for grazing, events, eco-tourism, or renewable energy projects.
• Bigger land opens doors to multiple income streams.

6. Long-Term Security & Legacy
• Land is a finite, tangible asset—ideal for wealth preservation and intergenerational transfer.
• You can build a legacy project: a family estate, community hub, or agricultural brand.

See our OWN A RANCH PROJECT in Malindi