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HOME BUYING PROCESS IN UGANDA If you've never done it before or been through the process, buying a property in Uganda may be a challenging procedure with many moving pieces. There is much to learn, and you should be aware of and careful of.  The majority of the parts of the home buying process, including choosing an agent, getting financing, finding the ideal home, the due diligence procedure, and even...

TYPES OF PROPERTY TAXES IN UGANDA Property tax Rental income tax Capital Gains Tax Withholding tax Stamp duty Property Tax (Rates) Property rates in Uganda are levied by local government councils. Property tax is an old tax but almost died a natural death until the enactment of Local Government (Rating) Act in 2005, when it was revived and became active. The current rating is...

How A Home Inspection Helps Buyers Evaluate A House in Uganda You’ve found the home of your dreams and you’re ready to make an offer on it – congratulations! After celebrating the moment, it’s important to prepare for the work needed to complete the purchase. This includes completing any inspections on your possible future home. A basic home inspection provides a general overview of the...

Roles of the Government in provision of affordable housing in Uganda  Large and rapid increases in the urban population have caused a crisis in housing in the third world countries. The struggle to solve the housing problems should not be viewed as exclusive public or private sector responsibility, but rather as product and responsibility of a collaborative partnership of not only the public and private...

Your Essential Guide To Property Buying in Uganda Some people are purchasing real estate to get started off as an investor, while others are just looking for a nice family home to move into. Where ever you fall on the real estate spectrum, you need to be informed as a buyer before you put your money down and purchase property. These tips will help you. To make sure you get a good home, you should pay...

These are real estate opportunities in Uganda. According to the Uganda National Housing Policy and UBOS, there are 7.3 million households in the country living in 6.2m housing units with an average household size of 4.7 persons. The estimated annual need for new housing is 200,000 units. Of these 135,000 and 65,000 units are in rural and urban areas respectively. In Uganda, private developers primarily...

How a property manager saves you time and money in Uganda There are countless projects, demands, and tasks pressing upon property owners, no matter how big or small the property or portfolio of properties. Whether you own a sprawling second home, a condo, a strip mall, office building or vacation rental, you understand the daily attention a property requires. When you try to take care of everything...

SUSTAINABLE HOUSING IN UGANDA Sustainable Housing Infrastructure Think of the word home, and you may conjure up an image of a cozy bungalow, high-rise condo, or tidy garden apartment. Homes shape our communities, guide our relationships, characterize our identity, create intimacy and increasingly prove vehicles for funding retirement. Since 2008, average home prices have risen by 50% pushing...

Relocating to Uganda real Estate Agent. Here are some of the most important tips to consider when relocating to Uganda. Moving to a completely new place especially Africa is difficult under many circumstances, but especially if you are required to pack up your career and start anew. This challenge can be particularly daunting for anyone. The prospect of starting over isn’t pretty. Getting to know...

How will corona-virus impact the real estate sector in Uganda? No body truly knows how the corona-virus may affect Uganda real estate sector, but that doesn't stop us from trying to figure it out. Here are our thoughts. As corona-virus affects more people every day, corona-virus contingency real estate is of the utmost importance. Explore the pandemic’s potential effects on the real estate market and...