Residential Land for sale in Matugga Wakiso Uganda, code: 209150
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200 meters from tarmac, . Located in a VIP neighborhood, . Ideal for both rental and residential lodges. This prime plot offers a good deal at a reasonable price of only UGX 27m. With a size of 50/50ft, this plot is perfect for anyone looking to build their dream home or invest in rental properties. The location of this land in Matugga, just 200 meters from the tarmac, provides easy access to transportation and other amenities. The VIP neighborhood offers a safe and peaceful environment for you and your family to live in. Don't miss out on this opportunity, contact us now by inbox or phone at +25675 to make this property yours today!
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Let's be honest for a moment, the Real Estate Database (RED) is currently the largest local database for (just listed) properties and verified real estate agents. So, chances are, you either want all your properties to be part the RED's multiple listing services or you are already be depending the RED's services to generate your leads and sales. But sometimes, the cash just isn't there when the renewal date sneaks up on you. Sound familiar, right?
That's exactly why the Real Estate Database (RED) introduced the "pay as you go" renewal option, a low-pressure, flexible way for ongoing subscribers to keep their accounts alive and their property listings visible, without needing to cough up the full annual fee all at once. You know what? That has changed everything for all current and domant subscribers.
What's the real story behind this pay as you go option?
The RED team understands the grind. Agents, brokers, and property managers are juggling endless tasks, chasing leads, and
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WHAT DOES THE DAILY SCHEDULE OF A PROPERTY DEVELOPER LOOK LIKE?
The life of a property developer is dynamic, challenging, and highly rewarding. A typical day in the life of a property developer is a balancing act between numerous tasks and responsibilities, each crucial to the success of their projects. Here's a glimpse into the daily schedule of a property developer. Early Morning: Planning and Preparation.5:30 - 6:30 AM: Rise and Shine.Many successful property developers start their day early to maximize productivity. The early hours are often spent exercising, meditating, or engaging in some form of self-care to ensure they are mentally and physically prepared for the busy day ahead.6:30 - 7:30 AM: Reviewing Plans and Emails.Before diving into the day's activities, a property developer reviews emails, project updates, and any overnight developments. This time is also used to go over the day's schedule, prioritizing tasks and setting goals. Morning: Site Visits and Meetings.8:00 - 10:00 AM: Site Inspections.A significant part of a property develo
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WHY REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN UGANDA MUST COOPERATE, AND WHAT HAPPENS WHÈN THEY DON’T.
The most powerful force behind human progress isn't just intelligence. It's cooperation. Your shoes, yes, the ones on your feet right now, are the result of thousands of people cooperatively working together across the globe. From extracting raw materials to assembling, packaging, transporting, and selling, an army of strangers coordinated their efforts so you could simply walk.
Now imagine if real estate agents in Uganda embraced this same spirit of mass cooperation.
What if hundreds of you came together, not just in theory, but in practice, under one common platform like the Real Estate Database (RED)? What kind of transformation would we witness in the industry? Wouldn't your listings gain more visibility? Wouldn't your deals close faster? Wouldn't clients trust you more when they see a united, professional front?
You already see cooperation at work every single day. Ever wondered why cars don't crash into each other every few seconds? It's because millions of people have coope
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I DON’T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO START BUILDING, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
If you're waiting to have all the money before you start building, you might wait forever. That's the truth many aspiring homeowners never hear. Landowners across Uganda and beyond sit on idle plots because they believe they must first raise hundreds of millions. But is that always necessary?
A successful home doesn't always begin with a full bank account, it begins with a smart plan.
Moses bought land in Mukono in 2019. By 2020, he had only UGX 5 million left. Instead of waiting to hit UGX 100 million, he started with what he had. He dug a pit latrine, fenced off the land with simple poles and wire, and built a small store with iron sheets for materials.
Within a year, he was living on-site in a modest two-room structure. By cutting out rent, he redirected savings into the main house. He completed the foundation the next year, then the walls the next. Now, in 2025, Moses is putting on the roof, one paycheck at a time.
So how can you do the same?
Break the house into phases
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I HAVE LEARNED FRÓM EXPERIENCE THAT PEOPLE DON'T LEARN FRÓM EXPERIENCE.
In the world of real estate, where high stakes are involved and every decision carries the potential for great rewards or costly mistakes, you'd expect that experience would be the best teacher. Yet, after years of working in Uganda's property market, I've come to a humbling realization: People do not always learn from experience.At first glance, this statement might seem counterintuitive. How could one not learn from experience, especially when navigating the complex and often unpredictable landscape of real estate? But as I've witnessed the same mistakes being made over and over again by clients, agents, and even developers, I've realized that knowledge alone doesn't always translate into better decisions. The Cycle of Repetition.The real estate market in Uganda has grown exponentially over the years, with new developments, investment opportunities, and growing interest from both local and international buyers. However, despite this progress, some old habits persist, habits that have
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MBAALE DISTRICT REAL ESTATE MARKET TRÈNDS
Nestled in the scenic landscapes of eastern Uganda, Mbaale is emerging as a promising hub for real estate development. With a rich cultural heritage and a growing economy, this city is witnessing a real estate renaissance. In this blog, we'll delve into the key trends shaping the real estate landscape in Mbaale.
Historical origins
The name is commonly writen as Mbale from colonial times but is generaly pronounced as Mbaale. One theory links "Mbale" to the Gisu culture, a Bantu ethnic group in Uganda. According to this explanation, the name might be derived from the Gisu word "embaale," which translates to "plain" or "open space." This refers to the area where the city of Mbale is situated, which was originally an open grassland.
1. Rapid Urbanization and Infrastructure Development:Mbaale is experiencing significant urbanization as people migrate from rural areas to urban centers in search of better opportunities. This influx has fueled the demand for housing and commerci
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WHY SOME MORTGAGES FAIL AND SOME SUCCEED.
A mortgage is a major financial commitment that many people take on in order to purchase a home. However, not all mortgages are created equal, and some may fail while others succeed. In this blog, we will explore some of the reasons why some mortgages fail and others succeed.
Interest Rates: One of the primary factors that determines the success or failure of a mortgage is the interest rate. Mortgages with higher interest rates can be difficult to pay off and may result in default or foreclosure. In contrast, mortgages with lower interest rates can be more manageable, making them easier to pay off over time.
Loan Terms: The terms of a mortgage can also play a significant role in its success or failure. Mortgages with longer terms can result in lower monthly payments but may end up costing more in interest over the life of the loan. On the other hand, mortgages with shorter terms may have higher monthly payments but may ultimately be less expensive in the long run.
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