The house
LOVE HOMES
Building homes with love. Creating a better life.
- Love for family.
- Love for the city.
- Love for daily life.
The brand
Santorini is the first landmark development under LOVE HOMES, the residential real estate brand of Olmaa Lands Limited, a registered Kenyan company.
A home should be more than a physical structure. It should be a place to live, connect, relax, grow, and build a future. Santorini is the first expression of that philosophy in Nairobi.
Development background
Jiangsu Hetian Construction Co., Ltd.
江苏禾田建设有限公司
LOVE HOMES is backed by Jiangsu Hetian Construction Co., Ltd., a Chinese construction and real estate development company established on 26 November 2010. The practice brings 16 years of combined construction, development, and post-completion community operations experience.
The company is registered with capital of RMB 53.18 million (5,318万元), headquartered in Gaochun District, Nanjing. It holds Grade 2 construction qualifications covering building and municipal works, alongside specialised contracting qualifications in foundation engineering, steel structure, road subgrade, and decoration works.
- Established
- 201026 November, Nanjing
- Experience
- 16Years combined
- Registered capital
- 53.18MRMB
- Qualification
- Grade 2Building and municipal works
Selected work
- Zhongju Tower 39,000 m²
- Baili Mingzhu Garden, Phases I & II 52,000 m²
- Guanghua Phase V 77,000 m²
- Tianhong Jiefang Centre 46,000 m²
- Qingxiang Yayuan 43,000 m²
- Juhui Garden, R&D and office campus 273,000 m² · 11 buildings
- Yangguang Hetian Community 30,500 m²
- Ziyuan Estate 9,600 m²
The company’s experience also extends to public infrastructure, including road and bridge works on the Xianxin Road provincial key project, and public-sector facilities such as the Hongze County Public Health Centre.
Why this matters
International experience. Local presence.
International construction experience
Local Kenyan operations through Olmaa Lands Limited
Contemporary architectural design
A Nairobi-focused residential strategy