4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kira Wakiso Uganda, code: 224253
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Welcome to this 4 bedrooms brand new beautifully bungalow for sale in Kira,built with a nice quality finishing open modern spacious kitchen spacious sitting room and dinning room plus servants quarters located in a highly developed neighbourhood call us on 0705218332/0780983661 to arrange a viewing appointment.
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
🔶Ceramic tiles
🌹Garden area
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
🏘️Playground
🏞️Specious compound
🚪Store
🏫Tiled roof
🏡Veranda
🚪Walk in closet
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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A PETITION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STANDARD SERVICE FEE.
A real estate agent named Grace, a member of the RED and a co-founder of the real estate agency called Expat Housing, has recently taken to social media to expressed her frustration regarding clients who refuse to pay search fees. She has had enough with investing her time and money in elaborate property viewings, only to come out empty-handed. This frustration has led her to draft a petition in form of an emergency notice, addressed "to whom it may concern," calling for the "Implementation of a Standard Service Fee," locally referred to as "Search fee" or "Inspection fee."In her petition, Grace begins by drawing the attention of fellow real estate agents. She then outlines the collective experience that informs the background of her petition, highlighting the components of her proposed "Standard Service Fee", which include fair compensation, professionalism, and improved working conditions. Subsequently, she details the benefits of her proposal and concludes the petition by outlining
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UGANDAN PLACES WHOSE NAMES HAVE LOST THEIR MEANINGS OR ORIGINS
Uganda's urban areas, especially Kampala and its surroundings, are evolving at breakneck speed. With every new road, mall, or apartment block, pieces of history are erased, sometimes without anyone noticing. Yet the names of many familiar places hold forgotten stories: of trees that no longer stand, markets that no longer trade, or communities that were shaped by culture, language, and even slang.
Here are Ugandan place names whose meanings or origins are disappearing, misunderstood, or lost to modern development.
Owino Market, Downtown Kampala. Today, Owino Market is recognized as Uganda's largest hub for second-hand clothing. Bustling with life and commerce, its current identity often overshadows the story behind its name, a story that has largely faded from public memory.
While it is popularly known as Owino, few people are aware that its official name is St. Balikuddembe Market, named in honor of Joseph Balikuddembe, a Ugandan Catholic martyr.
The name "Owino" is believed to
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MY LAND TITLE HAS BEEN STOLEN, WHÈRE DO I START, WHAT SHOULD I DO NEXT?
The loss or theft of a land title can be a distressing experience. If you find yourself in such a situation, it's crucial to take prompt and well-informed actions to safeguard your property rights. Here's a step-by-step guide on what to do if someone has stolen your land title in Uganda. 1. Stay Calm and Assess the Situation.First and foremost, stay calm. Panic can lead to hasty decisions. Take a moment to gather all available information and document any evidence related to the theft. If you have any suspicions or leads on how the title was stolen, note them down. 2. Report the Theft to the Police.Immediately report the theft to the nearest police station. Provide all relevant details, including your identification, a copy of the lost title (if available), and any other supporting documents. Ensure you get a police report, as this will be crucial for further legal and administrative processes. 3. Notify the LC Chairman.Inform the Local Council (LC) Chairman about the incident. Make su
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HOW DO REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN UGANDA SHARE COMMISSION?
Are you curious about how real estate agents in Uganda share commission? It's a topic that's often shrouded in mystery and can lead to heated disputes between agents and parties involved in a transaction. But fear not, we've got the inside scoop on the common practices for sharing commissions in Uganda.
We will provide an in-depth analysis of the various methods of commission sharing in real estate, including equal splits and negotiated deals. By understanding these approaches, you will be well-equipped to navigate the market with confidence. It's important to note that commission sharing typically involves two groups of agents in each transaction: the buyers' agents and the sellers' agents. With this knowledge, you can prepare for an informative journey through the fascinating landscape of commission sharing in Uganda.
In Uganda, it is not uncommon for real estate agents to refer property buyers to one another and anticipate sharing the commission, particularly if they
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IS IT TOO EXPENSIVE! WHAT'S THE TRUTH ABOUT SUBSCRIBING TO THE REAL ESTATE DÁTABASE (RED).
Every agent has said it at some point. "It's too expensive." Those three words have quietly killed more deals, more dreams, and more opportunities than any competitor ever could. And yet, what's funny is that in real estate, cost is never the real problem. Value is what truly matters, as you will see below.
Are you really saving money, or just losing clients.
Think of it like this. An agent lists a 3 bedroom bungalow for sale in Kira, market value 450 million. The 3% commission alone could clear a year's worth of subscription to the Real Estate Database (RED) 10 times over in one shot. But because the agent wanted to "save" a fraction of that, the property sits idle while another agent who's on RED gets the all the calls, shows the house, and pockets the commission. It's not just missing out on one client, it's letting someone else build their brand off what could have been yours.
Social media is cheap, but likes don't pay rent.
Sure, you can upload your listings to Facebook, pos
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A REAL ESTATE WEBSITE IS NOT AN EXPENSE, ITS AN INVESTMENT.
An online presence has become more crucial than ever in the rapidly evolving landscape of real estate. As technology continues to reshape the way we conduct business, real estate professionals are increasingly recognizing the value of having a dedicated website.
That's why many real estate agents in Uganda have already joined the Real Estate Database (RED) and received a website as part of the subscription package. If you're looking to join the RED and get your own website, contact Julius Czar right now for details on how to do so.
Contrary to viewing it as a mere expense, a real estate website should be seen as a strategic investment that can yield substantial returns in the long run. In this blog, we'll explore the reasons behind the assertion that a real estate website is not an expense but an investment.1. Enhanced Visibility and ReachIn the digital age, potential buyers and tenants turn to the internet as their first resource when searching for properties. A real
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TOP LOCATIONS FOR PROPERTY INVESTMENT IN UGANDA BASED ON PROPERTY CATEGORY.
Uganda is an East African country with a growing economy and a vibrant real estate industry. Investing in property in Uganda can be a wise decision, but it is important to choose the right location based on the type of property you are interested in. In this blog, we will explore the top locations for property investment in Uganda based on property category.
Residential Property:
Kampala: Kampala is the capital city of Uganda and has a high demand for residential property due to its growing population and economy. Popular areas for residential property investment in Kampala include Nakasero, Kololo, and Naguru.
Entebbe: Entebbe is a quiet town located on the shores of Lake Victoria, just a short drive from Kampala. It is popular among expatriates and middle-class Ugandans who are looking for a serene environment. Residential property investment opportunities in Entebbe include villas, bungalows, and apartments.
Jinja: Jinja is located on the banks of the Nile Ri
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THE QUEST FOR COMPREHENSIVE REAL ESTATE REPORTS BEYOND KAMPALA.
Real estate professionals and investors consistently seek updated and accurate reports on the real estate sector to make informed decisions in their daily operations and also provide valuable advice to their clients. It's evident that while most available real estate reports in Uganda are doing a very good job, they focus on Kampala where the major players operate.
However, many real estate professionals are eager for reports that encompass a broader scope, covering regions beyond Kampala. This is crucial, as there are numerous buyers and sellers with interests extending beyond the confines of Kampala.
Data reporting challenges.At the Real Estate Database (RED), we have identified two significant challenges in aggregating real estate data into reports. First, the lack of specialized manpower and the capacity to invest time and resources in researching and processing vast amounts of data. Second, the online analytics data often contains a vast number outliers due to speculat
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I LOST A LAND TITLE BEFORE TRANSFERRING IT, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Losing a land title is stressful enough, but if you lost it before completing the transfer, then "yours are bad." Why? Because that land title does not yet belong to you, it still legally belongs to the person whose name is on it. That means you cannot apply for a replacement yourself. Instead, you'll need to go back to the original owner and work with them to process a replacement.
But before you panic, let's go through the steps to resolve this situation, determine the status of the lost title, and take the necessary legal actions to recover it.
Step 1: Check the Status of the Title.
If you had already begun the transfer process, then before assuming the worst, first confirm whether the title had actually been transferred into your name. If you had already paid the transfer fees but had not yet taken possession of the title, conduct an online title search through the Ministry of Lands, Housing & Urban Development portal or visit the land registry office to check its status.
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