1 bedroom Apartment for rent in Najjera Wakiso Uganda, code: 55566
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+256758589258/+256781589258
In a wall fence, in an established secured neighborhood, close to taxi road, ample parking space, spacious kitchen and self-contained bedrooms with spacious wardrobes, compound gardens for breathe taking.
We have lots of such properties all over the towns of Kampala and wakiso
Kindly visit us at our office in #KYALIWAJJARA UMEA PRIMARY SCHOOL / MOSQUE along KIREKA NAMUGONGO ROAD
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
🌹Garden area
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
🏘️Playground
👮Security guards
🕳️Soak pit
🏞️Specious compound
🏡Veranda
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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What if you've been doing real estate the wrong way all along, chasing buyers for properties, instead of sourcing properties for buyers?
Let's flip the script:
Most agents list a few properties, post them online, and then wait ... hoping a buyer magically shows up. That approach can only work on the Real Estate Database (RED), where members benefit from the platform's strong name recognition and consistent traffic from serious buyers who actively flock to the website to choose from a variety of 1000s of listings. But what happens when the market is slow? Or when that "hot" property doesn't catch fire?
Now ask yourself this: Do you know what your buyers are actually looking for, or are you just hoping your listings match someone's needs?
Here's the truth:"You'll close more deals and build longer-lasting client relationships when you stop thinking like a seller and start thinking like a matchmaker". Instead of focusing on pushing what you have and then claim that the buy
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OVER 10 THOUSAND SEEKING PROPERTY IN UGANDA (FEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL AND MAY).
If you're in real estate or just keeping an eye on the market, here's something you'll want to know: over 10,000 potential buyers visited the Real Estate Database (RED) within each month of February, March, April and May, searching for properties to rent or buy in Uganda. Yes, you read that right, ten thousand! And that's only counting the RED plartform, It doesn't even include other major related platforms like Lamudi.co.ug or Realtor.ug.
So what does this mean for you?
Whether you're a property buyer, agent, broker, realtor, investor or just someone trying to understand where the market is headed, this kind of traffic is gold. But before we dive deeper, a quick heads-up: July tends to be a slow season. The RED stats from 2023 and 2024 tell the same story. But don't worry, things usually pick up again in August and September, so the best is yet to come.
Where Were People Searching?
We took a close look at the data, and here below are the top most visited locations for 3 bedroom
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CUSTOMERS WHO LACK CUSTOMER CARE (PUN INTÈNDED).
Landlords, property managers and neighbours, often encounter a unique type of tenant, the one who does not care for themselves, or their rented space, or the responsibilities that come with being a tenant. This is the type of tenant who pours dirty water from her upper floor apartment over the railing of her balcony into the street below, or the one who uses hard paper in the bathroom and ends up clogging drains and sewege system of the entire block. It could also be the type of tenant who allows their pets to roam freely up and down the apartment block, leaving pet waste all over the staircases and causing noise disturbances, or the one who insists on placing her over-filled trash can in the corridor right outside her apartment door. These tenants, who seemingly lack "customer care" for themselves, end up creating endless headaches for those tasked with managing properties.
The Tenant-Landlord Relationship: A Two-Way Street.
A rental property is more than just four walls and
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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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WHAT TENANTS CAN DO TO BEAUTIFY THEIR RENTAL.
When you're living in a rental home, it's essential to create a space that feels welcoming, comfortable, and reflects your personal style. Beautifying your rental doesn't have to be an expensive or time-consuming endeavor. With a bit of creativity and some thoughtful touches, you can transform your temporary living space into a charming and inviting home. In this blog, we'll explore some simple and practical ways residents can beautify their rental without breaking the bank or violating their lease agreement.
Embrace Wall Art and Decor
One of the easiest and most impactful ways to beautify your rental is through wall art and decor. Many landlords allow tenants to hang art and mirrors using non-damaging adhesive strips or hooks. This is an opportunity to express your personality and style. Whether you prefer framed artwork, photographs, tapestries, or DIY art projects, adding visual interest to your walls can instantly elevate the ambiance of your space.
Add Some Greenery
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HOW TO INVESTIGATE A FAKE LAND TITLE IN UGANDA.
The ownership of land is a significant aspect of property rights and economic stability. In Uganda, land is a valuable asset, and the process of acquiring a genuine land title is of utmost importance. However, there have been instances of fraudulent land transactions, with individuals falling victim to fake land titles.
To protect yourself and ensure the legitimacy of a land title, it is essential to be aware of the common red flags and employ due diligence. In this blog, we will discuss various measures and steps to investigate a fake land title in Uganda.
Conduct Thorough Research
Before engaging in any land transaction, it is crucial to conduct thorough research. Gather information about the land, its history, and previous owners. Verify the authenticity of the land title by cross-checking it with the relevant authorities, such as the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development. Request for the land's cadastral map and compare it with the details on the title to ensur
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THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH ABOUT REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT IN UGANDA.
Real estate investment in Uganda has gained immense popularity in recent years, attracting both local and international investors. The allure of owning property in a rapidly growing economy, coupled with the potential for significant returns, makes real estate an attractive option.
However, like any investment, real estate in Uganda comes with its own set of opportunities, challenges, and realities. Here's the whole truth and nothing but the truth about real estate investment in Uganda. 1. A Growing Market with Promising Returns.Uganda's real estate market is on an upward trajectory. Urbanization, a growing middle class, and infrastructural development are driving demand for both residential and commercial properties. Kampala, the capital city, and its surrounding areas are hot spots for investment, with property values steadily increasing. Investors who get in early can reap significant returns, especially in fast-growing neighborhoods around Kampala like Kira, Wakiso, and Mu
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THE CONDOMINIUM TRÈND IN UGANDA IS UNSTOPPABLE.
In recent years, the trend of condominum living has been on the rise in Uganda. With more and more people flocking to cities in search of better opportunities, housing demand has skyrocketed, and condominiums have become a popular solution to the shortage of affordable housing.
A condominum is a multi-unit property where individual units are privately owned, and common areas such as hallways, elevators, and recreational facilities are shared among all the residents. Unlike apartments, which are typically rented, condominiums are owned by the residents, giving them a sense of ownership and control over their living space.
One of the main advantages of condominium living is the amenities that come with it. Many condominiums in Uganda offer a wide range of amenities such as gyms, swimming pools, clubhouses, and playgrounds, which are typically not available in single-family homes or apartments. This allows residents to enjoy a more luxurious lifestyle and meet new people, creati
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WITH TOO MANY AGENTS SELLING THE SAME PROPERTIES, HOW DO YOU NAVIGATE A SELLER'S MARKET.
In a seller's market, where demand for properties in a specific location exceeds supply, multiple agents may represent the same property in hopes of securing a commission. While this may seem like a win for the seller, it can lead to confusion and frustration for potential buyers who are inundated with offers and approached by multiple agents.
In this blog, Let's explore the challenges that arise when too many agents are marketing the same properties in a seller's market, and also offer insights into how buyers and sellers can navigate this complex real estate landscape.
A seller's market occurs when there is high demand for properties but a limited supply available for sale. This situation is particularly prevalent in certain areas of Kampala, such as the upscale neighborhoods of Kololo, Naguru, Nakasero, Ntinda and lower level neighborhoods including most parts of western Kampala (Rubaga division).
In these areas, there are few listings available for sale,
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