3 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Ntinda Kampala Uganda, code: 68874
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Welcome to this beautiful storeyed house for Rent
In. Ntinda
Rent is Usd 1300
It has
3 bedrooms and
3 bathrooms
Graceful interior
Laundry room
3 roomed boysquaters
2 garages
Green compound with grown trees
It can work as office too
Code68
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SCAN QR CODE
68874
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Introduction: The Daily Morning Market Brief provides a comprehensive summary of the current state of the real estate market in Uganda. It is essential for anyone involved in the industry to stay updated on the latest trends, reports, and indicators to make informed decisions. Don't start your day without reading or listening to the Daily Morning Brief from the Real Estate Database (RED) to stay ahead of the game.Overview: The real estate market in Uganda is showing signs of steady growth, with a stable demand for residential and commercial properties. The market is witnessing a rise in new construction projects and an increase in property values in various areas and neighborhoods.Snapshot: In recent months, there has been an increase in the number of property sales and rentals in prime locations such as Kampala, Entebbe, and Jinja. This trend is expected to continue as more investors show interest in the country's real estate market.Update: The latest update on the market shows that t
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Building a house is a significant undertaking that requires careful planning and consideration. In Uganda, a country known for its diverse landscapes and vibrant culture, the process of constructing a home involves several key steps and considerations. Whether you're a first-time homeowner or an experienced builder, understanding the essentials is crucial. In this guide, we'll explore the fundamental elements you need to start building a house in Uganda.1. Land Acquisition:The first step in building a house is acquiring suitable land. In Uganda, this involves navigating through land ownership laws and ensuring that the chosen plot is free from disputes. Verify the land title, boundaries, and ownership details to avoid legal complications later in the process.2. Legal and Regulatory Compliance:Familiarize yourself with Uganda's building codes and regulations. Obtain the necessary permits and approvals from local authorities. Compliance with these regulations ensures that your constructi
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A PETITION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STANDARD SERVICE FEE.
A real estate agent named Grace, a member of the RED and a co-founder of the real estate agency called Expat Housing, has recently taken to social media to expressed her frustration regarding clients who refuse to pay search fees. She has had enough with investing her time and money in elaborate property viewings, only to come out empty-handed. This frustration has led her to draft a petition in form of an emergency notice, addressed "to whom it may concern," calling for the "Implementation of a Standard Service Fee," locally referred to as "Search fee" or "Inspection fee."In her petition, Grace begins by drawing the attention of fellow real estate agents. She then outlines the collective experience that informs the background of her petition, highlighting the components of her proposed "Standard Service Fee", which include fair compensation, professionalism, and improved working conditions. Subsequently, she details the benefits of her proposal and concludes the petition by outlining
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