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Knight Frank Uganda Property Report

LEFT-RIGHT: Knight Frank Uganda senior executives, Maude Kaweesa, Senior Property Manager for our Retail Portfolio; Lucy K. Wamimbi, Head of Residential; Herbert Okello, Head of Valuation & Advisory; Judy Rugasira, Managing Director; Patience Taaka, Head of Research and Sharon Kamayangi, Head, Occupier Services and Commercial Agency, at the release of the H2 2022 Kampala Market Performance Review report at the Hilton Garden Inn Kampala.

Top Knight Frank real estate trends that every property developer and tenant in Uganda must know to make or save money in 2023 and beyond

In the report released on January 13th 2023, covering the six months to December 2022, Knight Frank, observed that “2022 was a year of resilience, circumspection, and optimism” and that despite slow
January 14, 2023
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Lugogo One— a structure on Lugogo Bypass has Modern Prime Office Space for Sale and Rent. The 8-storey development is among the many managed by Knight Frank Uganda.

Five must-know insights from Knight Frank’s H1 2021 Kampala property market report

#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 general retail
August 8, 2021
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Marc du Toit (left) and Judy Rugasira Kyanda, the Knight Frank Uganda, Head of Retail and Managing Director respectively, at the release of the H2 2020 Kampala Market Update Report. Knight Frank reports that while the sector is still optimistic of a post-2021 recovery, it is still reeling from the shocks a near-total lockdown in the first half of 2020. Recovery is pegged on the acquisition and faster rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine. Courtesy photo

Property sector yet to pick up amidst shifting consumer preferences and pennywise tenants – Knight Frank report

Although the economy is slowly unravelling from the effects of the Covid-19 lockdowns that characterised much of H1 2020, the property sector is yet to pick up and is still reeling from
February 18, 2021
Pine Investments Ltd, a property development company, owned by tycoons, Henry Lubwama of HL Investments; Attorney General Mr. William Byaruhanga and entertainment mogul, Charlie Lubega of Guvnor Night Club.

Eyebrows raised as under-30 children of tycoons; William Byaruhanga, Charlie Lubega and Henry Lubwama, acquire UGX900 mn stake in S.African property firm

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 company, owned
August 18, 2020
OPTIMISM AMIDST UNCERTAINTY: Knight Frank believes that amidst what seems like industry dark days, there is light at the end of the tunnel as pandemic-induced crises don’t tend to last long, and that Uganda’s real eastate market is known to be resilient to even the most aggressive shocks as seen after the 2009 global financial crisis and property depressions of the recent past.

THE STATE OF REAL ESTATE: A dozen key things in Knight Frank’s H1 2020 Uganda property report during and post-Covid-19

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 since Covid-19
June 18, 2020

 

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