A Dubai real estate employee received an extraordinary reward for her impressive sales performance after helping her company close property deals worth more than KSh 64 billion. Chavez’s vehicle’s estimated price translates to between KSh 31.9 million and KSh 54.9 million. Natalia Chavez was left stunned when Richkey Properties CEO Daban Othman surprised her with a brand-new blue Lamborghini Urus during the company’s third-anniversary gala and awards night. Moment Chavez Was Gifted Lamborghini Chavez had initially been invited onto the stage to receive recognition for her outstanding performance. However, what she expected to be a routine award presentation turned into a life-changing moment when Othman revealed that she was also getting a luxury sports utility vehicle.
The real estate professional had reportedly closed deals worth more than $500 million (approximately KSh 64.9 billion) over two years. A video of the presentation captured the moment Chavez was invited to unveil her surprise gift. A countdown and ribbon-cutting ceremony preceded the dramatic reveal of the blue Lamborghini, which had been decorated with a large bow. The employee appeared visibly surprised by the gesture before posing beside her new vehicle. Natalia Chavez wins 4 awards The Lamborghini was not the only recognition Chavez received during the glamorous celebration. She walked away with four major awards acknowledging her performance throughout the year. According to reports, she secured third place in the first quarter before being named Top Performer in the second and third quarters. She was subsequently recognised as the overall Top Performer of 2026. Richkey Properties celebrated her achievement with a social media post highlighting her performance across the first three quarters of the year. The company’s recognition of Chavez has also sparked conversations online about the earning potential and rewards available in Dubai’s competitive real estate industry.
How much is Chavez’s Lamborghini worth in Kenya? Although Richkey Properties did not disclose the exact price of the vehicle gifted to Chavez, the Lamborghini Urus is estimated to cost between AED 900,000 and AED 1.55 million in Dubai. Using an approximate exchange rate of KSh 35.39 for one UAE dirham, the vehicle’s estimated price translates to between KSh 31.9 million and KSh 54.9 million. This means Chavez’s surprise reward could be worth tens of millions of Kenyan shillings, depending on the model and specifications. For Chavez, the gift marked an extraordinary recognition of her contribution to the company, turning an ordinary awards ceremony into a moment she is unlikely to forget. Eldoret Man Gifts Wife KSh 18m Mercedes-Benz In an earlier story, Eldoret businessman General Chepkulei gifted his wife a Mercedes-Benz convertible valued at about KSh 18.6 million. He shared photos of the brand-new vehicle as it was delivered to his home at the back of a flatbed truck. Chepkulei is no stranger to public attention as he previously went viral for establishing an unauthorised private police station.
