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

Muhereza KyamuteteraThe Big StoryJune 18, 2020June 18, 2020

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 made a landfall in Uganda towards the end of March 2020. The report provides Uganda’s most authoritative insights on the office, retail, residential, and industrial sectors and is probably the only of its kind to date. In light of the working from home phenomenon that was necessitated by the Covid-19 measures instituted by the government, the H1 2020 report has been enriched with a market survey on what…

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Supply surpluses, warehousing controls and fears over Landlord-Tenant Bill dampen Kampala property markets

Muhereza KyamuteteraCompany NewsJanuary 26, 2020January 26, 2020

Increased supply of properties, coupled with changing consumer preferences and statutory changes in the warehousing regime have had a knockdown effect on demand in Uganda’s property markets. Property owners have had to adjust pricing downwards while others have opted to play a “wait-and-see” game, the Knight Frank Uganda Kampala Market Update H2 2019. The report is based on a survey conducted in December by Knight Frank Uganda, a leading independent real estate consultancy that offers property valuation and consultancy; residential and commercial agency services as well as property management. According to the report, the last 12 months have seen an…

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Numbers do not lie. Here is why you need to rethink your residential property investment strategy

Rajiv RupareliaThe Big Story Thought LeadershipMarch 26, 2017March 26, 2021

Last week, the Ruparelia Group, unveiled Bukoto Living, 9-floor condominium homes project—altogether, 27 homes in a 2-3-4- and 5-bedroom configuration, in Bukoto, Kampala. The affluent suburb of Bukoto and the surrounding Naguru, Ntinda is a mixed residential and commercial areas, with a large number of small businesses, NGOs, supermarkets, hospitals, schools and upscale shops. Bukoto Living itself is built just about 150 metres from the main Kira Road, placing the central business district within just 10-20 minutes. Bukoto Living comes on the heels of Tagore Living- another Group property, comprising of 28 modern homes, in Kamwokya-Kisementi, just a…

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