Below are the details of who owns BBS mall in Nairobi.
BBS Mall owner— Abdiweli Hassan
• He is a Somali businessman and real estate developer. 
• He is the founder, chairman, and owner of Business Bay Square Mall (BBS Mall) in Eastleigh, Nairobi. 
• He chairs Ten Commodities Wholesalers Ltd, the company that developed BBS Mall.
Key projects & attributes
• BBS Mall is valued at ~KSh 25 billion. It covers over 130,000 square metres and has more than 1,000 shops, including wholesale outlets, entertainment, restaurants etc. 
• Hassan is now undertaking a KSh ~65 billion mixed-use development in Tatu City Special Economic Zone, spanning ~60 acres. This will include residential, retail, office, logistics, parks, recreation, a mosque, etc.
About Malls in Nairobi
The Business Bay Square (BBS) Mall in Eastleigh, Nairobi, is currently the largest shopping mall in Kenya. It covers about 130,000 square metres, hosts over 1,000 shops and around 85 restaurants, and has parking space for more than 2,000 vehicles.
The Two Rivers Mall in Runda, Nairobi, was previously the biggest. It has about 67,000 square metres of retail space and accommodates more than 180 stores, a cinema, offices, restaurants, and a wide range of entertainment facilities.
The Garden City Mall along Thika Road combines retail, offices, and residential units. It spans about 33,500 square metres and is known for its variety of shops, eateries, and recreational spaces.
The Hub Karen is another major mall, located in the Karen suburb of Nairobi. It covers roughly 35,000 square metres and has more than 85 outlets, including restaurants, entertainment areas, and even medical facilities.
The Westgate Shopping Mall in Westlands is an upscale centre with about 30,000 square metres of space. It has five floors and over 90 outlets that stock both local and international brands.
The Sarit Centre, also in Westlands, is one of Nairobi’s oldest and most iconic malls. It remains a popular destination because of its wide range of shops, services, and events.
The Thika Road Mall (TRM) serves the busy Thika Road corridor. It offers a large variety of shops, food courts, and a cinema, making it a popular spot for middle and upper-income shoppers.
The Village Market in Gigiri, Nairobi, is well known for combining shopping with leisure and entertainment. It attracts both locals and expatriates with its restaurants, boutiques, and recreational facilities.
The Junction Mall, located near Lavington, Karen, and Ngong Road, serves multiple neighbourhoods. It has a broad mix of shops and eateries, making it a convenient choice for residents in the area.
The Yaya Centre in Kilimani is one of the older malls in Nairobi. It continues to be a busy hub, offering shopping, dining, and essential services in a central location.
