The Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives (KUSCCO) Limited, which is being liquidated, has listed land parcels, houses, and commercial buildings for public auction across several counties in November 2026.
According to the auction notice issued through Watts Auctions on October 28, the properties include vacant plots, residential maisonettes, bungalows, rental apartment blocks, commercial premises and buildings under construction.
The listed properties are located in Nairobi, Kajiado, Kiambu, Machakos, Mombasa, Kilifi, Kisumu, Kisii, Meru, Bungoma, Nakuru and Siaya counties.
KUSCCO Lists Properties in Different Counties
Among the properties listed is a 4.1-hectare vacant plot in Ngurunga, Kajiado County. Other vacant plots are located in Kitengela, Olturoto, Kisaju, Ngong and other parts of Kajiado County.
Residential properties include three-bedroom maisonettes, four-bedroom bungalows and rental buildings containing multiple housing units.
Some of the listed properties have existing commercial structures, including shops and a motor vehicle workshop.
Several properties are still under construction. The notice lists an incomplete residential building in Mombasa at 30% completion, a maisonette in Kajiado at 40% completion, and other maisonettes at different stages of construction.
A commercial block under construction in Kisumu is listed as 40% complete, while another maisonette in Kitengela is listed as 50% complete.
Auction Dates and Venues
KUSCCO has scheduled the public auctions across three regional groupings in November 2026.
The Nairobi, Central, Kajiado, and Mount Kenya regions will auction on Wednesday, November 11, at Watts Auctions, View Park Towers, 9th Floor, Nairobi.
For the Western, Nyanza, Rift Valley and Kisii regions, the auction is scheduled for Friday, November 20, at the public park near Absa Bank in Kisumu town.
Meanwhile, properties in the coastal region will be auctioned on Friday, November 27, at 11 am at Watts Auctions, Canon Towers, 3rd Floor, Mombasa.
Properties Listed in Kitengela, Kisumu and Other Areas
Kitengela features prominently in the notice, with several vacant plots, residential properties and incomplete maisonettes listed for auction. Other locations in Kajiado County include Tuala, Olturoto, Kisaju, Korompoi and Ngong.
In Kisumu County, the listings include a residential rental building near Kisumu International Airport and a commercial block under construction near Katito Trading Centre.
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Properties in the coastal region include vacant plots in Kilifi, Bamburi, and Kiembeni; an incomplete residential building in Bombolulu; and a business and residential unit in Mombasa County.
Other listings include rental buildings in Bungoma, a three-bedroom bungalow in Nakuru, residential property in Kileleshwa, Nairobi, and vacant land in Luanda Kotieno, Siaya County.
Interested buyers can contact Watts Auctions on 0722 732717, 0724 892643, or 0779 947405 for more details about the properties and the auction process.
“For more details, please contact: 0722 732717, 0724 892643 and 0779 947405. Email: [email protected],” the notice captured.
Inquiries can also be sent to [email protected].
The auction notice provides land reference numbers, property descriptions, acreage, locations and directions for the listed assets.
KUSCCO Liquidation and Appointment of Liquidator
The Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives Limited (KUSCCO) was placed under liquidation after the government cancelled its registration over liquidity challenges, according to reports citing Gazette Notice No. 13997 dated August 31, 2026.
Liquidation involves taking control of an institution’s assets, recovering debts owed to it and distributing available proceeds to creditors through a structured process.
Waithaka Ngaruiya of Waithaka and Associates was appointed liquidator on September 23, 2026, replacing three government officials initially assigned the responsibility. The Gazette published his appointment under Notice No. 15270.
In a notice dated October 8, 2026, the liquidator asked KUSCCO creditors to submit full details of their claims through the cooperative’s registered head office or the designated email addresses.
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The notice warned that creditors who fail to submit proof of debt could be excluded from distributions made before the liquidator establishes their claims.
KUSCCO also directed borrowers to continue servicing their outstanding loans during the liquidation process.
“All debtors of KENYA UNION OF SAVINGS AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVES UNION LIMITED (KUSCCO) are advised to continue paying their respective monthly instalments, as they fall due through the bank details as provided in the agreements between the debtors and KUSCCO,” the notice stated.
Borrowers seeking clarification were directed to contact the office on 0111027200 or email [email protected] and [email protected].
The liquidator’s appointment authorised him to take custody of KUSCCO’s property and relevant records to facilitate the winding-up process. The appointment notice stated that he was authorised to “take into his custody all the property of the said Union including such books and documents as are deemed necessary for completion of the liquidation.”
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