Kampala has recorded an 11% increase in office occupancy for the first half of 2022, according to a Knight Frank market performance review for the half. According to Knight Frank Uganda, the prime office market marked an uptick in leasing activity in the first half of 2022. “Enquiries increased, driven in part by the full reopening of the economy, increased start-up funding, improved activity in the services sector, and the signing of the FID in early February. Demand was from a wide range of sectors including; Financial Services, Technology/Telecoms, Oil & Gas, Health, NGOs, Business & Professional Services, start-ups, Industrial/Logistics,…
Kampala records 11% increase in office occupancy for first half of 2022

The PPDA-URF Towers in Kampala. The Towers and the New ERA House added approximately 20,000 square meters of office space on the market, according to Knight Frank




