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Real Estate in Uganda

The Arena Mall in Nsambya, Kampala. Developers of such structures will continue to consider incorporating flexible office options and smaller spaces (50 to 100 sq m), according to Knight Frank Uganda

9 key property future trends in Uganda that every real estate investor needs to know, by Knight Frank Uganda

Recently, Knight Frank released Kampala market performance reviewfor first half of 2022 showing an 11% increase in office occupancy. The property consultancy now spells out the property future trends in Uganda that
July 21, 2022
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Andrew Mashanda, the CEO for Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited interacts with Spencer Sabiiti, the CE for Stanbic Properties during the press conference in Kampala on Feb.09

Stanbic Properties Limited unveils inaugural real estate market report showing 89% occupancy rate

A new real estate sector report compiled by Stanbic Properties Uganda Limited (SPL), a subsidiary of Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited, indicates that average occupancy from surveyed buildings was recorded at 89% for
February 11, 2022
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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

Real Estate Industry to Boom After Reopening of Night Economy – Knight Frank Uganda

Knight Frank Uganda, a commercial and residential agent in Kampala with one of the largest residential agency portfolio of any Ugandan-based estate agency has predicted that with the reopening of the night
January 26, 2022
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