Kampala’s real estate market demonstrated resilience in the second half of 2025, underpinned by macroeconomic stability, contained inflation, and sustained infrastructure investment. Economic growth strengthened to 6.3% in FY 2024/25,…
When Brian Arineitwe walked into Dubai International Airport as a young Customer Service Agent more than a decade ago, he couldn’t have imagined that the skills he honed in the…
Uganda’s real estate market in the first half of 2025 tells a story of shifting demand patterns, resilient industrial growth, cautious residential landlords, and a retail sector slowly finding its…
Kampala’s skyline continues to shift—upwards and outwards. With Knight Frank Uganda’s H2 2024 Market Outlook confirming the sustained demand for urban commercial and residential spaces, the message is loud and…
The latest H2 2024 Kampala Property Market Report by Knight Frank Uganda paints a mixed picture of the city’s real estate market. The report highlights an uptick in prime office…
#1: Despite a slight recovery, general retail performance remained subdued and below 2019 pre-pandemic levels Despite turnover and footfall levels recording significant improvement in H1 2021 vs H1 2020, the…
Hardly a day after Broll Uganda, the Ugandan unit of South Africa’s Broll Property Group (Pty) Ltd had distanced itself from being part-owned by Pine Investments Ltd, a property development…
Broll Property Group (Mauritius) Ltd has relinquished a 40 per cent stake in Broll Uganda, its Ugandan subsidiary. Speaking to Daily Monitor, Uganda’s leading independent daily, Moses Dennis Lutalo,…
Meera Investments Limited (MIL), Uganda’s largest landlord recently ventured into the build-to-spell property space, starting with Tagore Living- comprising of 28 homes, located in Kamwokya-Kisementi, adjacent to the affluent Kololo…
Knight Frank Uganda, the leading property consultancy firm last week released their H1 2020 Kampala Market Performance Review and Outlook report, giving a more detailed insight into the property market…
