Commercial block for sale in Kyanja Kampala Uganda, code: 201383
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Ugx 2,500,000,000/=
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Commercial block
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7 fully furnished apartments on the ground floor with a monthly rental income of 15,000,000 Shillings. . 7 shops on the ground floor with a monthly rental income of 9,100,000 Shillings. . 7 shops on the first floor with a monthly rental income of 3,500,000 Shillings. . 7 fully furnished apartments on the second floor with a monthly rental income of 10,500,000 Shillings. . 3 small shops on the sides with a monthly rental income of 750,000 Shillings. This commercial building is strategically located on the bustling Kyanja town ring road, making it a prime location for businesses. The total monthly income generated from this property is 34,000,000 Shillings. With a land size of 20 decimals, this property has ample space for expansion or further development. Don't miss out on this opportunity to invest in a profitable and well-maintained commercial building with a steady monthly income. Contact us today and let's discuss how we can make this a profitable business venture for you.
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