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4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kitende Wakiso Uganda, code: 202815
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4BEDROOMS BUNGALOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN KITENDE
Introducing this stunning 4 bedroom bungalow, located in the desirable area of Kitende, just a few meters off Entebbe road. This property boasts a prime location within a well-established neighborhood, offering a clear and breathtaking view of the tranquil lake. The house itself is brand new, making it a perfect blank canvas for you to transform into your dream home.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious living area, perfect for entertaining guests or spending quality time with your family. The dining area seamlessly flows into a well-fitted kitchen, complete with a pantry to store all your cooking essentials. This kitchen is every chef's dream, equipped with modern appliances and ample counter space.
The house also features 4 generously sized bedrooms, providing enough space for a growing family or accommodating guests. The master bedroom comes with its own en-suite bathroom, while the other 3 bedrooms share 2 additional bathrooms.
The exterior of the property offers plenty of parking space for you and your guests, as well as a well-maintained garden to enjoy some outdoor time. Additionally, there is a separate domestic staff quarters, ensuring your household runs smoothly.
Sitting on approximately 13 decimals of land, this property comes with a private mailo title, giving you full ownership and security of your investment. The selling price for this gem is Ugx 570M, which is a great value for a property in such a sought-after location.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this your new home. Contact us today, quoting Agent Code 202, to schedule a viewing of this exquisite 4 bedroom bungalow in Kitende, Wakiso District. This property offers a balcony, built-in wardrobes, ceramic tiles, a paved compound, a private yard, a veranda, a wall fence, and a water tank, all of which are included in the selling price. Don't wait any longer, make your dream of owning a beautiful house a reality.
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
🔶Ceramic tiles
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
🏡Private yard
🏘️Servants quarters
🏞️Specious compound
🏡Veranda
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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WHY EASTER IS THE PERFECT TIME TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY.
The Easter season brings more than just chocolate eggs and long weekends , it brings opportunity. For property sellers, Easter marks a strategic window to place homes on the market. If you've been holding off on selling your properties, here's why the Easter is the perfect time to list on the Real Estate Database (RED).
1. Increased Buyer Activity
As the Easter holidays approach, buyer interest spikes. Families have more free time to attend viewings, and many use the break to start or intensify their property searches. This makes Easter a high-traffic season for real estate websites, social media listings, and in-person open houses.
Tip: Be ready for serious inquiries. Buyers during Easter are often motivated , they're not just browsing; they're ready to move.
2. Better Weather for Viewings
Easter usually arrives with more pleasant weather. The days are longer, the skies clearer, and homes tend to show better with natural light and blooming gardens.
A well-lit, sun-filled home
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THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING PADLOCKS: WHÈN THE NIGHT COMES FOR YOU.
Innocent, a former workmate and IT professional, woke up in the middle of the night and noticed through the vents above his bedroom door that the corridor lights were on, yet he clearly remembered switching them off before going to bed. When he opened his bedroom door and looked to the left side of the corridor, he saw that all the lights in the other rooms, the sitting room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, and store, were also on. He was certain he had turned them all off before sleeping, as he had been the last one awake, working late on his laptop. He then turned to the right side of the corridor and was shocked to see the back door wide open. Through the open doorway, he could see tree shadows waving in the night accross the outer walls and the stars staring back at him in the dark sky. It suddenly struck him that something was terribly wrong, someone had broken into his home in the middle of the night.
He first went to close the back door, but to his surprise, both of the large p
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WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED TO ALL THE ZOOM MEETINGS AND TWITTER-X SPACES?
Remember those good old days when our calendars were bursting at the seams with Zoom meetings and Twitter-X spaces? It was like a virtual real estate party every day, and we were all invited. But hold on a second, where did they all go? Did we get lost in the virtual world and forget to come back?I don't know about you, but my phone used to buzz with notifications everyday, reminding me of an impending online real estate meeting. Numerous real estate WhatsApp groups were consistently inundated with flyers advertising upcoming Zoom meetings or Twitter Spaces scheduled within the next few days.
There are several Twitter Spaces whose reminders still exist in my weekly calendar as recurring events. One of these spaces used to educate us on the various laws that govern land transactions. Another space would inform us about the roles and workings of surveyors. There was also a space that offered multiple perspectives on market trends. However, all of that is now gone with the wind.
Many of
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UGANDA FACES A CATASTROPHIC SHORTAGE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING AS POPULATION BOOMS
As urbanization and population growth soar in Uganda, a crisis of epic proportions is brewing. The shocking truth is that a staggering number of low-income families in the country may be left without a roof over their heads, as the cost of housing skyrockets beyond their reach.
The catastrophic shortage of affordable housing is leaving families with no choice but to live in overcrowded and substandard conditions. The situation is so dire that experts are calling it a humanitarian crisis, with the government and private sector scrambling to find a lasting solution before it's too late.
In recent years, Uganda has seen a significant increase in population and urbanization, with more and more people moving to urban areas in search of better job opportunities and a higher standard of living. However, this has also led to a growing problem: the lack of affordable housing.
The high cost of housing in urban areas has made it difficult for low-income families to afford a home, leaving man
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The role of real estate agents in a transaction
Before we delve into who pays the commission, it's important to understand the role of real estate agents in a transaction. Real estate agents act as intermediaries between buyers and sellers, helping both parties navigate the complex process of buying or selling a home. They provide valuable services such as marketing the property, scheduling and hosting open houses, negotiating offers, and handling the paperwork involved in a sale.
In exchange for these services, real estate agents receive a commission, which is a percentage of the sale price of the property. The commission is typic
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WHO’S FAULT IS IT WHÈN A BUILDING COLLAPSES?
The collapse of a building is a catastrophic event that can result in loss of life, property damage, and significant economic repercussions. When such a tragedy occurs, the question of responsibility inevitably arises. Who bears the blame for a building collapse, is it the contractor, engineer, site manager, suppliers, architect, owner, or approving authority? In this blog, we delve into the complex web of responsibilities in the construction industry to shed light on the factors that contribute to building collapses.1. Contractor and Construction Team:The contractor is often the first party held accountable when a building collapses. They are responsible for executing the construction plans and ensuring that the materials used meet quality standards. However, blaming the contractor alone oversimplifies the issue. The construction team, including laborers, foremen, and subcontractors, also plays a crucial role. Lack of proper training, supervision, or communication within the construct
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ARE THERE GHETTOS IN THE USA, IF SO, WHÈRE ARE THEY LOCATED?
Ghettos exist in many parts of the world, including the USA and Uganda, but they manifest in different ways due to historical, economic, and social factors. Let's explore where ghettos are located in the USA, compare them with those in Uganda, and also find out if there is a "Ghetto President" in the USA. Ghettos in the USA: Locations and Characteristics.In the USA, ghettos often refer to economically disadvantaged urban areas with predominantly minority populations. These neighborhoods, historically shaped by systemic inequality and discriminatory policies, are commonly associated with poor housing, high unemployment rates, limited access to quality education, and higher crime rates.Some of the well-known areas often classified as ghettos include:
Chicago, Illinois: Neighborhoods like Englewood and South Shore have long struggled with poverty and crime.
Detroit, Michigan: Parts of Detroit face economic hardship due to the decline of the automotive industry.
Baltimore, Maryland: A
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A CONDOPARTMENT, WHATS EXACTLY IS IT?
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Created by the Real Estate Database (RED), the term Condopartment is a hybrid concept that combines the features of a condominium and an apartment. In this blog, we will delve into the fascinating world of Condopartments, exploring what they are, why they're gaining popularity, and how they are reshaping the real estate market.What is a Condopartment?A Condopartment is a relatively new term in the real estate industry that refers to a residential unit within a building originally designed as a condominium but rented out as an apartment. This concept takes the best of both worlds from condominiums and apartments, offering unique advantages to both landlords and tenants.1.
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MOST REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN UGANDA ARE LONE WOLVES.
I have observed over several years of operating within the real estate marketing space that most real estate agents in Uganda are solo lone wolves in a growing real estate market. As the nation continues to develop, the demand for real estate services is on the rise and the number of agents (realtors and brokers) is also on the rise. In this dynamic environment, it's interesting to note that many real estate agents in Uganda often work as individuals, or at best, semi-independent operators who collaborate only sparingly. In this blog, we'll explore this behavior and attempt to understand why most agents in Uganda prefer to work independently or in loosely connected partnerships.1. Entrepreneurial Spirit.One of the key drivers behind the prevalent independent approach among real estate agents in Uganda can be attributed to the nation's robust entrepreneurial spirit. Uganda boasts a culture where individuals exhibit a strong inclination towards self-reliance. They typically embark on the
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