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MAURICE MUKIIBI: Trends in the Ugandan real estate market

Secrets of Uganda's fast growing real estate business

Watchdog Uganda by Watchdog Uganda
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Maurice Mukiibi

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Increased demand for housing: Uganda has a rapidly growing population, leading to a higher demand for housing, both residential and commercial. This demand is driven by urbanization, population growth, and an emerging middle class.

Infrastructure development: The Ugandan government has been investing in infrastructure development, including roads, transportation systems, and utilities. These developments contribute to the growth of real estate by making previously inaccessible areas more attractive for property development.

Low-cost housing initiatives: There is a growing focus on providing affordable housing solutions to cater to the needs of the middle and lower-income segments of the population. Real estate developers are constructing low-cost housing projects and exploring innovative financing options to make housing more affordable.

Rise of gated communities: Gated communities such as Mirembe Villas Kigo or Sentema, offering enhanced security and social amenities such as parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities, are becoming increasingly popular in Uganda. These developments cater to the rising demand for secure and convenient living environments.

Commercial property development: With Uganda’s economic growth and increasing foreign investment, the demand for commercial properties such as office spaces, retail centers, and industrial facilities is on the rise. Developers are capitalizing on this trend by constructing modern commercial buildings.

Real estate investment trusts (REITs): The introduction of Real Estate Investment Trusts in Uganda has provided a new investment avenue for individuals and institutions to invest in the real estate sector. REITs allow investors to pool their resources and invest in income-generating properties.

Emphasis on sustainable and green buildings: There is a growing awareness and emphasis on sustainable building practices and green buildings in Uganda. Developers are incorporating energy-efficient designs, renewable energy sources, and eco-friendly materials to meet the demand for environmentally friendly properties.

Technology adoption: Real estate businesses in Uganda are increasingly utilizing technology to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. Online property portals, mobile apps, and virtual property tours are being employed to make property search and transactions more convenient.

Tourism and hospitality sector growth: Uganda’s tourism industry is expanding, leading to an increased demand for hospitality and tourism-related real estate developments. Hotels, resorts, lodges, and vacation homes are being developed to cater to domestic and international tourists.

Co-working spaces: The concept of co-working spaces is gaining traction in Uganda, especially in urban centers. These shared office spaces provide flexible working environments for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small businesses.

The author is a student of strategic communications (Masters) at Uganda Christian University.


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