Daniel Muroki

Associate, Real Estate, Banking & Finance
T: +254 20 272 7171 C: +254 709 830 100 | 0722 690796 E: dmuroki@tripleoklaw.com W: https://www.tripleoklaw.com/

“[Daniel Muroki] is very hard-working and is good at communication. His drafting of agreements and understanding of matters and clauses is very good.”

Daniel has experience advising on transactions involving real estate, construction, and finance. He advises several property developers on construction matters. In addition, he advises investors, banks, and other financial institutions on multi-faceted financial transactions.

He has helped clients build successful portfolios by advising them on acquisitions, property development, asset and risk management, financing, and disposals. His skill set includes commercial property leasing, acquisitions, and sales (both individual aspects and portfolios), large-scale developments, project financing, and extensive legal due diligence. His work is recognized in international legal directories including IFLR 1000 and The Legal 500 EMEA.

Qualifications: 

  • LLB (Hons.)
  • Post-graduate Diploma in Law (KSL)

Memberships: 

  • Law Society of Kenya
  • Young International Arbitration Group of the London Court of International Arbitration (YIAG-LCIA)

Key Matters

1. Hayer One

(A leading Kenyan real estate property developer) in the disposal, leasing, and management of commercial spaces in its premier commercial development known as The Address approximately valued at USD 50 million (KES 6.75 billion).
(A leading Kenyan real estate property developer) in the construction of a residential development known as The Marquis valued at approximately USD 28 million (KES 4 billion).
In advancing facilities worth USD 13.86 million (KES 1.7 billion) to a property developer to finance the construction of a landmark property development in Nairobi, Kenya.
In the restructuring and refinancing of facilities valued at USD 3.8 million (KES 513 million) to be used for the expansion of its production line in the country.
In a cross-border contract financing transaction involving the acquisition and delivery of equipment valued at approximately USD 3.5 million (KES 500 million) for infrastructure works in a copper mine in Lubumbashi, DRC.

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