4 bedroom Mansion for sale in Kisaasi Kampala Uganda, code: 124625
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Kulambiro#4bedrooms,#5bathrooms,#1touched boy's quarter self-contained seated on #14decimals asking price #580millions
well designed with high quality finishing, spacious large bedrooms with inbuilt wardrobes, modern living room/dining area, well fitted modern
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SCAN QR CODE
124625
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WITH TOO MANY AGENTS SELLING THE SAME PROPERTIES, HOW DO YOU NAVIGATE A SELLER'S MARKET.
In a seller's market, where demand for properties in a specific location exceeds supply, multiple agents may represent the same property in hopes of securing a commission. While this may seem like a win for the seller, it can lead to confusion and frustration for potential buyers who are inundated with offers and approached by multiple agents.
In this blog, Let's explore the challenges that arise when too many agents are marketing the same properties in a seller's market, and also offer insights into how buyers and sellers can navigate this complex real estate landscape.
A seller's market occurs when there is high demand for properties but a limited supply available for sale. This situation is particularly prevalent in certain areas of Kampala, such as the upscale neighborhoods of Kololo, Naguru, Nakasero, Ntinda and lower level neighborhoods including most parts of western Kampala (Rubaga division).
In these areas, there are few listings available for sale,
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HIGH CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN UGANDA, WHY IS THAT?
Uganda, the vibrant East African nation known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, has been witnessing a surge in construction activities in recent years. However, one pressing challenge that often hampers the progress of construction projects is the issue of high construction costs. These escalating costs can impede infrastructure development, housing initiatives, and overall economic growth. In this blog, we delve into the various factors contributing to the high construction costs in Uganda, shedding light on the challenges faced by the construction industry and exploring potential solutions.
Limited local production and reliance on imported materials:
One of the primary factors driving up construction costs in Uganda is the limited local production of construction materials. The construction industry heavily depends on imported materials such as cement, steel, glass, and machinery, leading to increased expenses due to transportation costs, import duties,
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Mansion
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Location - Kisaasi
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District -
Wakiso
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Type -
Mansion
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Size -
seven bedroom
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Status -
For Sale
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Code - 217934
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Mansion
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Location - Kisaasi
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District -
Wakiso
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Type -
Mansion
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Size -
eight bedroom
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Status -
For Sale
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Code - 217416
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THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR DURING A PROPERTY TOUR.
When it comes to buying or renting a property, it's essential to take a property tour before making any decisions. A property tour can give you a good idea of what the property is like, and it can help you decide whether or not it's the right fit for you. However, there are some things you need to look out for during a property tour to ensure that you're making an informed decision.
Here are some of the most important things to look out for during a property tour:
The condition of the property
The first thing you should look out for is the condition of the property. Take note of any signs of wear and tear, such as cracked tiles, peeling paint, or worn-out carpets. This will give you an idea of whether or not the property has been well-maintained and if any repairs are needed.
The layout of the property
Another thing to look out for is the layout of the property. Is it easy to move around the property, or are there narrow passageways and tight corners? This is espec
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