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UGANDA BUDGÈT 2024/25: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR REAL ESTATE?
The Ugandan government recently unveiled its budget for the 2024/25 fiscal year, outlining plans to accelerate economic growth. While the budget doesn't directly target real estate as a whole, some key areas could indirectly impact the sector. Let's break down what this means for you.
Focus on Growth.
The budget prioritizes economic expansion, aiming for GDP to reach Shs 225.5 trillion (USD 60 billion). This growth is projected to be driven by increased activity in the oil and gas sector, with first oil production expected in FY2025/26.
Impact on Real Estate.
A growing economy often translates to a rise in demand for housing, particularly in commercial sectors. This could benefit developers building offices and apartments in areas with projected job growth. Additionally, increased government spending could lead to infrastructure improvements, making certain locations more attractive for real estate development.
Affordability Concerns Remain.
The budget does not explicitly add
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IRON SHEETS, WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO STEAL THEM?
In Uganda, iron sheets have always been a very popular roofing material due to their durability, affordability, and availability. However the theft of iron sheets is currently becoming a common (high/top level) occurrence due to their resale value, ease of transport, and demand.
Iron sheets are made from galvanized steel, which is coated with zinc to prevent rusting and increase its lifespan. They are lightweight and easy to install, making them a popular choice for many homeowners and builders. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits and drawbacks of using iron sheets for roofing in Uganda, and also attempt to find out who exactly is "stealing the iron sheets".
Benefits of using iron sheets for roofing in Uganda
Affordability: Iron sheets are one of the most affordable roofing materials in Uganda. They are readily available and can be purchased at most hardware stores at an affordable price.
Durability: Iron sheets are very durable and can withstand ha
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PROPTECH AND FINTECH ARE LEADING THE XTECH REVOLUTION IN UGANDA.
A technological revolution is sweeping through traditional industries in Uganda, fundamentally transforming how businesses operate and interact with their customers. At the forefront of this transformation are PropTech and FinTech, two technologies that have not only redefined their respective industries but have also set the stage for the broader XTech movement across the country. The Emergence of PropTech: Pioneering the XTech Movement.PropTech, or Property Technology, was the first of the XTechs to emerge in Uganda with the launch of the Real Estate Database (RED), marking the beginning of a new era for the real estate industry. Traditionally, real estate marketing was often characterized by lengthy paper-based processes, and limited access to information. However, PropTech has revolutionized this landscape over the last several years by introducing additional digital platforms like Lamudi Uganda and Realtor Uganda which streamline property search, enhance transparency, and pr
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BRINGING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE KNOWLEDGE TO YOUR EARS.
In an era characterized by information overload and busy schedules, the way we consume content has evolved dramatically. Traditional reading habits have given way to more convenient and accessible forms of information consumption, such as Audio Podcasts.
In many parts of the world, including Africa, people are discovering the joy of learning through their ears rather than their eyes. The Real Estate Database (RED) recognizes this shifting preference and has introduced a transformative initiative called "The Sound of Real Estate."
This podcast series, aimed at catering to the needs of busy Africans seeking real estate insights on the go, represents a paradigm shift in how we access real estate content. This shift begs the question: Do Africans prefer listening to reading? Let's delve into this intriguing notion and explore why RED's move to provide podcasts is a game-changer.
The Power of Audio: A Global Phenomenon.The preference for audio content is not limited to any specific regio
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REASONS WHY OTHER REAL ESTATE AGENTS DON’T WANT TO WORK WITH YOU.
Real estate is a collaborative industry where agents often need to work together to close deals and serve their clients effectively. However, there are certain behaviors and practices that can make other agents hesitant to work with you.
Understanding the reasons can help you improve your professional relationships and build a reputation as a cooperative and trustworthy agent. Here are some common reasons why other real estate agents might avoid working with you. 1. Poor Communication Skills.Communication is key in real estate transactions. If you consistently fail to return calls, emails, or messages promptly, other agents may find it difficult to coordinate with you. Miscommunications or a lack of timely responses can delay transactions, leading to frustration and a lack of trust. 2. Unprofessional Behavior.Professionalism is crucial in maintaining positive working relationships. This includes being punctual, respectful, and ethical in all dealings. If you have a reputation
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HOW TO BECOME A REALTOR IN KAMPALA.
Becoming a realtor in Kampala, Uganda, is a promising career path given the city's dynamic real estate market. Whether you're passionate about helping people find their dream homes or interested in the investment side of property, this guide will walk you through the steps necessary to become a successful realtor in Kampala. 1. Understand the Real Estate Market in Kampala.Before diving into the profession, it's essential to familiarize yourself with the local real estate market. Kampala is a vibrant city with diverse property needs ranging from residential to commercial and industrial spaces. Understanding the trends, demands, and economic factors influencing the market will give you a solid foundation. 2. Obtain Relevant Education and Training.While Uganda does not yet mandate a specific level of education to become a realtor, having a background in business, finance, or real estate can be beneficial. Consider the following educational paths.- Diploma or Degree in Real Estate Manageme
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A KITCHEN IS THE HEART OF THE HOME.
Imagine walking into a kitchen that immediately captures your senses with its warmth, elegance, and functionality. A kitchen that speaks volumes about its owner, not just through its aesthetic appeal but also through its thoughtful design and meticulous attention to detail. This is a kitchen that serves as the heart of the home, a place where meals are crafted, memories are made, and stories are shared. The Soul of a Beautiful Kitchen.A truly beautiful kitchen is more than just a collection of high-end appliances and stylish cabinetry. It's a space that reflects the personality and lifestyle of its owner. It tells a story through its design choices, from the color scheme to the layout, and even the smallest decorative touches.- Personal Touches.
Whether it's a collection of vintage cookbooks, family photos, or heirloom kitchenware, personal items add character and warmth to the kitchen. These elements make the space uniquely yours, telling visitors about your tastes and experiences.-
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HIGHLIGHTS FRÓM THE CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON REAL ESTATE REGULATION AND LICENSING WITH SRB.
On Friday, 30th August 2024, the Uganda Business Facilitation Center hosted a pivotal Consultative Meeting on Real Estate Regulation and Licensing. Members of AREA Uganda and several other real estate professionals convened to address the future of real estate agency regulation in Uganda.
The meeting featured two significant presentations: one by Moses D Lutalo from Broll Uganda and another by Ronald Ssengendo from the Surveyors Registration Board (SRB). Both provided valuable insights into the sector's current status and the steps being taken toward professionalizing and regulating real estate practices. First Presentation: Moses D Lutalo, Managing Director, Broll Uganda.Moses D Lutalo's presentation revolved around the importance of regulating the real estate industry in Uganda and the role of SRB in this process. He emphasized the significance of professionalizing the industry, citing that AREA Uganda, founded in 2008, aims to bring order to the sector. He outlined the lega
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