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INTRODUCING BNB RENTAL CATEGORY TO THE REAL ESTATE DÁTABASE (RED)
In response to the evolving needs of the real estate market, our Real Estate Database (RED) platform has introduced a new category called BNB Rentals, which promises to redefine the way we think about short-term rentals.The Rise of BNB Rentals:With the rise of the sharing economy, the concept of short-term rentals has gained tremendous popularity. The success of BNB rentals has demonstrated the demand for unique, personalized, and often more affordable accommodations compared to traditional hotels. As a result, property owners are increasingly turning to short-term rentals as a lucrative option.Understanding BNB Rentals:BNB Rentals, a term coined to encompass a variety of short-term rentals beyond just private rooms or entire homes, is a broad category that includes properties ranging from cozy studios and stylish apartments to luxurious villas and unique accommodations like treehouses or houseboats. The term "BNB" stands for "Bed and Breakfast," reflecting the comfort and hospitality

HIGH CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN UGANDA, WHY IS THAT?
Uganda, the vibrant East African nation known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, has been witnessing a surge in construction activities in recent years. However, one pressing challenge that often hampers the progress of construction projects is the issue of high construction costs. These escalating costs can impede infrastructure development, housing initiatives, and overall economic growth. In this blog, we delve into the various factors contributing to the high construction costs in Uganda, shedding light on the challenges faced by the construction industry and exploring potential solutions. Limited local production and reliance on imported materials: One of the primary factors driving up construction costs in Uganda is the limited local production of construction materials. The construction industry heavily depends on imported materials such as cement, steel, glass, and machinery, leading to increased expenses due to transportation costs, import duties,

MORNING MARKET BRIEF - THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2025
Introduction: Welcome to the Daily Morning Market Brief, your indispensable tool for understanding the pulse of Uganda's real estate market. This comprehensive situation report, brought to you by the Real Estate Database (RED), offers a snapshot of the latest trends and insights. Anyone in the real estate business must never start their day without this in-depth analysis. Missing it means missing a beat of the market's heart.Overview: The real estate market in Uganda is witnessing a vibrant phase. Kampala, Jinja, Entebbe and other major cities are experiencing a surge in property interest. Residential, commercial, and industrial properties are all part of this dynamic landscape.Snapshot: Currently, there is heightened activity in the housing sector, with an impressive number of transactions taking place. The uptake of both high-end and affordable housing in places like Muyenga, Kololo, and Ntinda is notable.Update: The market is observing a significant shift towards suburban areas. Loc

PROPERTY MANAGERS ARE MISSING IN THE LANDLORDS AND TENANTS ACT
Property managers are (in)famous for evicting tenants. A tenant who was once thrown out of his apartment (read premises) will never forget the property manager who threw him out. It so happens that most of the times I have interacted with property managers, they will occasionally make or receive a call from a problematic tenant and then exchange tough words in my presence. The very first property manager I interacted with in Uganda is called Andrew Mukiibi from Premier Property Lettings Ltd, that was way back in 2006 when i was trying to make my entry into the real estate industry, at that time, his office was on 1st street, next to what was then known as Ange Nior Discotheque. When I went to his office, I found him in a very horrible mood as he was in the midst of a heated and lengthy phone argument with a problematic tenant at the time when I arrived. I even contemplated rescheduling my meeting with him based on the assumption that our meeting may be affected by his mood, and thu