MINNEAPOLIS — Muhammad Omar, 32, of Roseville quietly began moving money overseas in early 2025. On Feb 5, more than three million Kenyan shillings—the equivalent of $26,356 USD—were wired to a real estate company in Nairobi, Kenya.
The wire transfer earmarked the funds for “Blossom Ivy Residence A802.” Online listings show the Blossom Ivy as a new-build luxury high-rise development in Nairobi’s upscale Kileleshwa neighborhood.
Promotional videos for the property advertise “elegance, comfort and breathtaking city views,” showcasing rooftop amenities, luxury interiors and panoramic views of the city skyline…