How William Ruto Invested in Real Estate in Kenya

Dr. William Samoei Ruto is not only a political genius but also a business mogul with multiple multimillion-dollar properties across the country. Born on 21st December 1966, he is currently 58 years old in 2025. In September 2022, he became the 5th president of the Republic of Kenya. He often boasts of his journey from a humble chicken seller in Sugoi to holding Kenya’s top office.

This article provides an overview of real estate properties owned by William Ruto, including farms, hotels, and residences.

List of 10 Expensive Things Owned by William Ruto

1. The Karen Mansion in Nairobi

Ruto’s palatial residence in Karen, situated on a 10-acre piece of land, is estimated to be valued at Ksh 700 million. Security police highly guard it around the compound.

It consists of beautiful gardens, conference rooms, and swimming pools.

The residence is frequently used to host politicians and international guests.

2. Sentrim 680 Hotel

There is no clear information confirming Ruto’s ownership of Sentrim 680 Hotel. However, it was linked to President William Ruto through speculation in 2017, when he was Deputy President, that he had purchased the 10-storey hotel at a cost of Ksh 2 billion.

The hotel is situated on Kenyatta Avenue in Nairobi’s Central Business District. It features over 250 guest rooms, modern conference facilities, several bars, and a swimming pool.

3. Weston Hotel

Weston Hotel is situated along Lang’ata Road, strategically positioned between Wilson Airport and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. Its prime location appeals to discerning individuals, tourists, and business travelers.

The 4-star luxury hotel, valued at Ksh 2.1 billion, features 110 superior rooms, executive offices, and a swimming pool.

It has had numerous issues over the past few years, with people around claiming it was taken from the public and was originally designated as land for a school.

4. Amaco Insuarance

Africa Merchant Assurance Company Limited (AMACO) was established in 2000 and is reportedly owned by the family of Mr. Ruto.

It has served as one of the largest vehicle insurance companies for years.

5. Palatial Home in Moiben, Uasin Gishu

Aerial pictures show Ruto’s luxury 20-acre residence in Uasin Gishu, Eldoret, featuring a private airstrip, an artificial lake, and five mansions.

The estimated value is Ksh 1.5 billion.

6 . Mombasa Dolphin Hotel

Apart from the Weston Hotel, Ruto owns another large hotel in Mombasa’s Shanzu estate: the Dolphin Hotel, a major tourist hotspot near the beach with a clear view of the Indian Ocean.

Built on 10 acres of land, the property features over 600 rooms for relaxation and accommodation. Construction started in 2026 and cost about Ksh 700 million.

7. Rongai Flats

The high-end apartments known as O’sere Flats in Rongai, comprising over 170 units, are owned by the Ruto family.

The property situated along Kitengela Road is valued at Ksh 450 million.

8. Oseng Property Limited

Oseng Property Limited is a real estate company, reportedly owned by Ruto, primarily engaged in rental and construction activities within Eldoret town.

9. Agricultural Business

Ruto has also invested in multimillion-shilling agricultural enterprises involving poultry, crop production, and dairy farming.

In Turbo Uasin Gishu, Eldoret, he owns a 430-acre farm for a poultry business that generates over 1.5 million per day.
At Murumbi Farm in Trans Mara, Narok County, he has over 950 acres valued at Ksh 1.5 billion. The land was previously owned by the late Joseph Murumbi, a former Vice President, before being handed over.
Taita Taveta Ranch comprises 530 acres of land, used for dairy cows and cash crops, valued at Ksh 1.3 billion.
Laikipia Farm has 15,000 acres available for large-scale farming of crops and cattle ranching, with an estimated value of KSh 3.3 billion.

10. Residential Property Along Jogoo Road

The Easton Apartment, located along Jogoo Road in Nairobi East, has several units rented by locals and some leased to the police.

President William Ruto’s Net Worth in 2026

Ruto, who has served in government for a long time and is also a business tycoon, has accumulated substantial wealth. His net worth is estimated to be around Ksh 72 billion (USD 533.3 million).