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BUY YOURSELF LAKE VIEW LAND IN UGANDA, THEY ARE NOT MAKING IT ANYMORE.
The allure of owning a plot with a breathtaking lake view is a dream for many. In Uganda, a country blessed with stunning landscapes and abundant water bodies, this dream can become a reality. However, as the saying goes, "they are not making it anymore," and the scarcity of lake view plots is driving a surge in demand. Here's why you should act now to secure your slice of paradise by the lake. Why a Lake View Plot in Uganda is a Treasure.Uganda is home to some of the most picturesque lakes in East Africa, including Lake Victoria, Lake Bunyonyi, and Lake Albert. These water bodies are not just natural wonders but also hotspots for tourism, residential development, and investment opportunities. Owning a lake view plot in Uganda offers:
Unmatched Scenery: Wake up to serene sunrises and relax with calming sunsets over the water.
Investment Potential: Lakefront properties tend to appreciate in value faster than other types of land due to their uniqueness and high demand.
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IT'S TIME TO EMBRACE EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS OVER OPÈN LISTINGS.
During an online interaction with Shirley Kongai, the President of AREA Uganda, on LinkedIn, she responded to one of my newsletter articles by posting a comment with the exact same title as this blog. Her post therefore inspired me to write on the topic. I "liked" and "commented" on her post, even though her stance contrasts with my "open market capitalistic ideology." Here's why.
Given the current chaos in our local real estate market added to the fact that too many agents are selling the same properties, it's clear that exclusive listings could help solve many of the duplication issues on the Real Estate Database (RED) and other platfoms, which often lead to inconsistencies.
While the traditional model of open listings may offer flexibility, exclusive listings have several advantages that can lead to better outcomes. However, it's also essential to acknowledge the potential downsides. Let's explore why property owners in Uganda should consider embracing exclusi
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