3 bedroom Duplex for sale in Kira Wakiso Uganda, code: 177654
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Brand New 3 Bedroom House for sale in Kira Kimwanyi at 300M
Beautiful finishing with modern interiors
Nice well manicured gardens
Ample parking space
Comes with one servant's quarter
In a posh neighborhood with great access Roads
Seated on 14 Decimals with Private Mailo title
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SCAN QR CODE
177654
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DEALING WITH THE WORST LANDLORD EVER.
Babatunde had a dream, to open the finest jollof rice restaurant in the bustling heart of the city. When he found a shop for rent on a busy street, he thought his dreams were about to come true. Little did he know, he was about to meet Sankara, the worst landlord ever.The first sign was subtle. Babatunde signed the lease agreement with Sankara, excitedly handing over the first month's rent and security deposit. But Sankara never returned his copy of the agreement. "Don't worry, Babatunde, it's safe with me," Sankara said with a grin that could rival a crocodile's.Babatunde soon learned that "safe" in Sankara's world meant "lost forever." He asked for a receipt for his payment, but Sankara gave him a receipt for half the amount he had paid. "Taxes, you know? We have to be smart about these things," Sankara whispered conspiratorially. Babatunde nodded reluctantly, not wanting to start off on the wrong foot.A few months in, things took a bizarre turn. Babatunde arrived at his restaurant o
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WOMEN'S DAY SPECIAL: CELEBRATING UGANDA'S LEADING WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE.
As we celebrate International Women's Day, it is important to recognize the significant contributions that women make to the real estate industry. In Uganda, there are many women who are breaking barriers and making a name for themselves in this male-dominated industry. These women are not only making waves but also serving as role models for other aspiring women in the sector.
Special thanks go to the following notable women for their tireless efforts in supporting the real estate sector. Persis Namuganza, Judith Nabakooba, Amina Hersi, Judy Rugasira, Shirley Kongai, Linda Nabakka, Irene Gwokyalya, Victoria Nanozi, Catherine Nanteza, Rachael Arinaitewe, Christabell Musiime, Fiona Lwanga, Ovia Atuhaire, Clare Ruhweza, Peace Kabunga, Lillian Kaddu, Anita Kusiima, Cissy Namaganda, Irene Nalwoga, Winnie Lynn Nakajubi, Nantongo Immaculate, and very many others who have contributed to the real estate industry in the past and also in the present as you will see in the word cloud pic
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THE REAL ESTATE PEAK SEASON HAS ARRIVED, HOW DO YOU TAP INTO IT USING THE RED?
As each year comes to an end, a golden opportunity awaits real estate agents, brokers, realtors, developers and property managers. November, December, and January mark the peak season for real estate agency transactions, fueled by an influx of money-loaded holidaymakers, expatriates and the diaspora fondly referred to as the Ba-Summer or Nukuba Kyeyo.These individuals, primarily returning from the Middle East, UK, and USA, are eager to invest in properties for personal use or as future income sources. The arrival of these Ugandans from the diaspora is your moment to shine as an agent, broker, realtor or developer, and the Real Estate Database (RED) is here to amplify your reach. Denis Musoke, the founder of Rentwide Limited, has confirmed that "inquiries are currently pouring in from the RED everyday, leading to more deals being closed at a faster rate". He adds that his real estate agency business is currently thriving and has become increasingly predictable, with properties now
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WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON CHALLENGES IN THE HOME BUYING PROCESS IN UGANDA?
Home buying process in Uganda is often filled with numerous challenges for both first-time buyers and experienced ones. Below are some of the most common challenges faced during the process.
Lack of affordable housing: Housing prices in Uganda's major cities have been increasing in recent years, making it difficult for many people to purchase a home. This challenge is exacerbated by the limited availability of affordable housing options.
Inadequate financing options: Getting a mortgage loan in Uganda can be difficult due to limited financing options and stringent requirements. This makes it difficult for many people to secure the funding they need to purchase a home.
Poor infrastructure: In some areas of Uganda, basic infrastructure like roads, electricity, and water supplies are not adequately developed. This can make it difficult for potential buyers to find suitable homes in those areas.
Bureaucracy: The home buying process in Uganda is often bogged down by
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