What do condominium fees pay for in Uganda Some are young people buying their first property. Others are older and often have lived in a traditional detached house and have decided to downsize. Many choose to live in central neighbourhoods, where they enjoy walking to shops, restaurants and arts venues. Condo buyers also like the ease of condo living, knowing they will never have to maintain their own...
Landlord Responsibilities in Uganda, Every Landlord Should Know Being a landlord - ongoing responsibilities of landlords in Uganda One of the hardest jobs facing any landlord is trying to find a good tenant. Comprehensive screening services can certainly make this part of the process easier. But finding a good tenant is just part of the job. A landlord’s responsibilities do not end when the lease is...
Property Investments in Uganda - Buy to Let Buy-to-Let Property Investment Buy-to-Let property in Uganda offers excellent yields with a good capital growth potential and it looks as though the trend is going to continue into the near future. Buy to let involves investing in property with the expectation of capital growth with the rental income from tenants covering the mortgage costs and any...
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...
Affordable Housing in Uganda: How Investors Can Participate and Profit Affordable housing has been a long-running crisis in Uganda. Uganda has a housing deficit of approximately 1.7 million habitable housing units. It is reported that Kampala alone has a housing deficit of 550,000 units. It is further estimated that two decades from now Uganda will have a housing shortage of nearly 8 million units, of...
How to make money from property in Uganda. If you’re wondering how to make money from property, look no further than buy to let. Buy to let investment is one of the most popular and lucrative investment methods out there. By purchasing a buy to let property, investors can generate attractive returns and benefit from ownership of a valuable asset in the Uganda property market. Before getting started...
Buying property in Uganda What should a consumer keep in mind while purchasing an apartment? Some of the factors to consider while purchasing an apartment are: Locality i.e. transport, schools, hospitals, market, business district, entertainment centers, hotels, restaurants, pollution levels, etc. Quoted area of the flat, i.e., carpet, built up area and super built up area Car parking...
ABOUT BUGOLOBI KAMPALA Bugolobi is an upscale residential area in Kampala Bugolobi is bordered by the following towns: Nakawa Mbuya Mutungo Kitintale Muyenga Namuwongo Kampala's Industrial Bugoloobi is approximately 7 kilometres the Kampala Central business district. The Bugolobi is bordered by Kampala industrial area and has a great urban feel, full of big factories and company...
Land Investment in Uganda What is land? There are three types of real estate investments; Commercial property Residential property Land. Vacant or raw land is a plot of land without any established buildings or equipment that can be used for the development of commercial or residential real estate or for farmland, ranches, or natural resources such as mineral, water, or air rights. In...
Acquisition of land by a noncitizen in Uganda Subject to article 237(2)(c) of the Constitution, a noncitizen may acquire a lease in land in accordance with this section. A lease of five years or more acquired by a noncitizen shall be registered in accordance with the Registration of Titles Act. A noncitizen shall not be granted a lease exceeding ninety-nine years. Subject to the other provisions...
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