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Uganda Real Estate Market

Celebrating 25 years of excellence, Knight Frank Uganda, led by Judy Rugasira Kyanda, continues to transform Uganda’s real estate industry through professionalism, integrity, and innovation. Built on the 129-year global Knight Frank legacy, the firm’s data-driven insights, ethical leadership, and visionary approach have set new standards in property management, valuation, and investment across East Africa.
Judy Rugasira Kyanda, Managing Director of Knight Frank Uganda, has led the firm’s remarkable rise to become Uganda’s leading property consultancy and industry thought leader. Over the past 25 years, she has championed professionalism, integrity, and innovation — building on Knight Frank’s 129-year global heritage and steering a bold vision to inspire the next generation of real estate leaders in Africa.

“Built on Legacy, Driven by Vision”: Knight Frank Uganda’s Judy Rugasira Reflects on 25 Years of Transforming Uganda’s Real Estate

As Knight Frank Uganda marks 25 years, how would you sum up what this milestone represents — for you as a leader, and for the legacy you’ve helped build? Twenty-five years is
November 11, 2025
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Brian Arineitwe, Sales Leader at VAAL Real Estate Uganda, speaks during the launch of The Bridge Kololo, one of Kampala’s most anticipated luxury developments. As part of VAAL’s commercial leadership team, he has been instrumental in driving sales performance and expanding access to quality, high-value real estate in Uganda’s most sought-after locations.

RISING EXECUTIVES: From Handling Passengers In Dubai to Selling Luxury Properties — How Brian Arineitwe is Helping VAAL Real Estate Turn Vision into Value

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 world’s busiest
November 3, 2025
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Acacia Mall in Kampala, a symbol of the City's huge potential in retain real estate, has since been sold by the developer, citing a difficult operating environment.

Overtaxed, and bullied by corrupt regulators, helpless Asian real estate investors start ‘fleeing’ to Nairobi and Dubai

Acacia Mall one of Uganda’s prestigious and much sought-after malls has been sold. Alykhan Karmali’s Gulfstream Investments (U) Ltd, an investment vehicle through which he owned property, according to very knowledgeable sources,
January 22, 2023
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Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni meets His Highness Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi the sovereign ruler of the Emirate of Sharjah and a member of the Federal Supreme Council of the United Arab Emirates during his recent visit to the United Arab Emirates. Stakeholders say that while the President has been keen on attracting investors to the country and worked tooth and nail to create an attractive incentive regime, this has been inadequate to attract and retain investors because the incentives are undermined by poor policy implementation and ethical issues such as corruption.

OPINION: Why Real Estate Investors May Reconsider Uganda as an Investment Destination

The state of buildings in a locality, zone or city normally gives the first impression to a newcomer of the economic state of the area. The skyline of Dubai, Hong Kong, Manhattan
January 20, 2023
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