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Residential Land for sale in Kira Wakiso Uganda, code: 211499
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QUICK SALE..HOT DEAL.
A well located Commercial plot of 38 Decimals with a Private mailo land title is available for sale in kira town Mamerito road at 360 Million Ugx.
The best for A Hotel,Guest House,Hospital,Supermaket,Petrol station,Bar and Restaurant,School Etc.
On the tarmac main Road.
for more information please contact us on 0777517205, 0742422597, 0786396139 or at our offices located in kyaliwajjala opposite life link hospital
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REASONS WHY YOUR REAL ESTATE WEBSITE IS NOT WORKING FOR YOU.
The internet has transformed the way we buy and sell real estate. With online listings, virtual tours, and digital marketing, it is an essential tool for real estate professionals. However, having a real estate website that does not generate leads, is not visible on Google, or does not function effectively can be frustrating and costly. Based on my many years of online experience, here are some common reasons why I believe your real estate website may not be working for you.
Lack of back links. Backlinks from high-authority websites (such as the Real Estate Database or Realtor Ug or Lamudi) can significantly boost the effectiveness of a real estate website. Backlinks from authoritative websites not only increase the traffic to a website but also enhance its credibility/ranking and domain authority. For example, when the Real Estate Database links to your real estate website, it signals to search engines that your website has valuable and relevant content that can benefit the a
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THE MINIMUM SIZE OF LAND REQUIRED FOR A LAND TITLE IN UGANDA.
Obtaining a land title is a crucial step in establishing ownership, but there are regulations that dictate the minimum size of land eligible for titling. The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development has a policy that limits the issuance of land titles for plots smaller than 12.5 decimals (approximately 0.125 acres or 0.051 hectares) or smaller than 50x100 feet (approximately 0.046 hectares) in size. Key Objectives of the Policy.
1. Encouraging Land Consolidation: By limiting titles for smaller plots, the policy aims to encourage the consolidation of small plots into more economically viable landholdings. This promotes better land utilization and encourages larger, more productive estates. 2. Simplifying Land Administration: Managing small, fragmented plots can be administratively complex and costly. By setting a minimum size requirement, the government reduces the complexities involved in land management.3. Promoting Efficient Land Use: Larger consolidated
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100 FASTEST GROWING LOCATIONS IN AND AROUND KAMPALA CITY FOR BUYING RESIDENTIAL LAND.
Is your home area one of the fastest growing locations around Kampala?
Kampala's real estate market is rapidly expanding, with numerous areas around the city experiencing significant growth. Based on the latest RED statistical analytics, I have identified the top 100 fastest-growing locations for buying land or houses, arranged and ranked in order of growth.
This boom is driven by rapid urbanization, a growing economy, and increasing demand and supply in these areas. A key observation is that the fastest-growing areas are "generally" more expensive. However, there are exceptions like Kololo, which, despite being very expensive, is ranked 39th due to its slower growth. This slow growth is attributed to the limited supply of land and low demand caused by high price points.
In this blog, I highlight a selection of these promising locations, offering an overview of the factors contributing to their growth and what makes each area unique and attractive for residen
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WHY SOME MORTGAGES FAIL AND SOME SUCCEED.
A mortgage is a major financial commitment that many people take on in order to purchase a home. However, not all mortgages are created equal, and some may fail while others succeed. In this blog, we will explore some of the reasons why some mortgages fail and others succeed.
Interest Rates: One of the primary factors that determines the success or failure of a mortgage is the interest rate. Mortgages with higher interest rates can be difficult to pay off and may result in default or foreclosure. In contrast, mortgages with lower interest rates can be more manageable, making them easier to pay off over time.
Loan Terms: The terms of a mortgage can also play a significant role in its success or failure. Mortgages with longer terms can result in lower monthly payments but may end up costing more in interest over the life of the loan. On the other hand, mortgages with shorter terms may have higher monthly payments but may ultimately be less expensive in the long run.
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WHY PROPERTY BUYERS ARE NOT BUYING YOUR LISTINGS.
As a real estate agent, there's nothing more disheartening than seeing your properties sit on the market for an extended period without any interested buyers. You may have gone above and beyond to create the perfect listing, showcasing the best features of the property, and putting in the effort to make it as appealing as possible, yet potential buyers still aren't biting. If this sounds like your situation, it's time to assess the situation and identify potential reasons why your listings aren't attracting buyers.
If the land office in your area of operation is very busy with land transfer activities, but none of those activities are related to your listings, it may be time to assess potential issues with your marketing strategy, pricing, or property condition. Seeking feedback from potential buyers can help identify areas for improvement, and with the right adjustments, you can attract potential buyers and close the sale.
Firstly, it's essential to evaluate your marketing strateg
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WHAT IF THE SECURITY DEPOSIT IS NOT ENOUGH TO COVER COSTS AND DAMAGES TO THE PROPERTY.
Renting a property can be a convenient and flexible housing solution for many individuals and families. As a tenant, paying a security deposit is a common practice to provide landlords with a sense of security against potential damages or unpaid bills. While most tenancies end smoothly, there are instances where the security deposit might not be enough to cover the costs or damages to the property. In this blog, we will explore the potential challenges faced by both landlords and tenants in such situations and discuss possible solutions.
Understanding the Security Deposit
Before delving into the complexities of insufficient security deposits, let's understand what a security deposit entails. A security deposit is a sum of money paid by the tenant to the landlord before moving into a rental property. Its primary purpose is to protect the landlord in case of any damages caused by the tenant or to cover unpaid rent or utilities. In an ideal scenario, the deposit is refunded to the ten
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THE LONGEST LAND DISPUTES IN HISTORY AND A CENTURY OF CONFLICT.
In the realm of real estate, few disputes have persisted as long or been as violent as the ongoing struggle between Israel and Palestine. Stretching back over a century, this conflict has left scars on both the land and the people involved, revealing the intricate and deeply rooted complexities of real estate disputes.The roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict trace back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when waves of Jewish immigrants began settling in Palestine, then under Ottoman and later British rule. As Jewish immigration surged, tensions between Jewish and Arab communities escalated, fueled by competing claims to the land. The subsequent partitioning of Palestine by the United Nations in 1947 only intensified hostilities, leading to the Arab-Israeli War and the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.Since then, the conflict has ebbed and flowed, marked by wars, uprisings, and peace accords, yet the fundamental issue of land remains unresolved. The West Bank, Gaza
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MORNING MARKET BRIEF - MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2024
Introduction: Welcome to your Daily Morning Market Brief, an extensive analysis of Uganda's real estate market. Here, we delve into the pulse and essence of the local property market. Miss this, and you miss the rhythm of Uganda's real estate heartbeat. From the bustling streets of Kampala to the serene surroundings of Jinja, we've got you covered. Overview: Uganda's real estate market is showing continuous progress. Housing projects are coming up in Mbarara and Gulu, while commercial buildings are taking shape in Kampala's Central Business District. Snapshot: The real estate market is reflecting a healthy mix of residential and commercial properties. Large-scale construction projects are visible in areas like Ntinda and Nakasero, showing a positive trajectory.Update: More investors are eyeing the market, with developers continuously launching new projects in areas such as Entebbe and Mengo. Trend: There is a growing demand for affordable housing in urban areas such as Kisaasi, Naalya
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WE NEED A DOCUMENT BANK FOR LAND TITLES AND OTHER PAPER WORK.
The importance of secure storage and easy accessibility of important documents cannot be overstated. In Uganda, where land titles, sale/purchase agreements, and wills hold immense significance, the need for a reliable and efficient system to store these documents is paramount. In this blog, we will explore the concept of a "Document Bank" in Uganda and discuss its potential benefits and implications.
The Significance of Document Preservation
Important legal documents such as land titles, sale/purchase agreements, and wills are critical for establishing property ownership, conducting business transactions, and ensuring the smooth transfer of assets. These documents often represent a lifetime of hard work, savings, and planning for individuals and families. Hence, their safekeeping is crucial not only for the present but also for future generations.
The Challenges Faced
Uganda, like many other countries, faces various challenges concerning document preservation. Physical copies of
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