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Spacious 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment for rent in buziga self contained with spacious rooms well saturated in modern developed neighborhood it's in modern developed neighborhood
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
👮Security guards
🏞️Specious compound
🏫Tiled roof
🚧Wall fence
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Smart homes are a relatively new concept in Uganda, but they are quickly gaining popularity due to their numerous benefits. A smart home is a modern and innovative way to control and automate various household appliances and systems. In the Ugandan context, building a smart home requires an understanding of the components that make up this sophisticated technology.
Smart Hubs.
A smart hub is the central control unit of a smart home. It is a device that connects and manages all the smart home devices and appliances. The hub is the brain of the smart home and controls all the other smart devices in the house, such as lighting, temperature, security, and entertainment systems. Smart hubs are available in different types, including voice-controlled, touch screen, or mobile app-controlled.
Smart Lighting.
Smart lighting is an essential component of a smart home in Uganda. It enables users to control their home lighting with their voice, mobile app, or automation. Smart lighting can be u
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20+ LAWS GOVERNING REAL ESTATE IN UGANDA.
Real estate investment can be a lucrative venture in Uganda, but it also comes with its fair share of legal complexities. To avoid legal issues and ensure compliance, it's important for investors and property owners to be familiar with the laws and regulations governing the industry.
Here are some of the key laws that investors and property owners should be aware of:
The Land Act The Land Act is a law that has a significant impact on the real estate industry in Uganda. This law regulates various aspects of land ownership, management, and use, including the acquisition and transfer of land titles, leasehold transactions, and land disputes. The Land Act also sets out the procedures for registering land ownership and creating interests in land, such as mortgages, leases, and easements. Additionally, the law establishes the rights and obligations of landowners and occupiers, and provides for the management of public land. Compliance with the Land Act is essential for real estate inve
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ANNOYING QUESTIONS THAT PROPERTY BUYERS ASK REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN UGANDA.
As a real estate agent in Uganda, you have probably encountered a range of questions from property buyers. While some questions may be straightforward and easy to answer, others can be downright annoying. Here are some of the most common annoying questions property buyers ask real estate agents in Uganda, and how to deal with them.1) "What's the lowest price the seller will accept?"
This is one of the most annoying questions that property buyers ask real estate agents in Uganda and yet it's also the commonest. At first it looks like an innocent question since It's understandable that buyers want to negotiate the best deal possible, but asking for the lowest price can be a waste of time. Sellers in Uganda typically set their prices based on the current market value of the property and their personal financial needs, so there is often little room for negotiation. Instead, you should focus on discussing the property's features and benefits and explaining why it's priced the way i
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MATCHING THE RIGHT BUYER TO THE RIGHT SELLER: A GUIDE FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
One of the most critical skills a successful agent must possess is the ability to match the right buyer with the right seller. This process goes beyond simply connecting two parties; it involves understanding the needs, preferences, and circumstances of both buyers and sellers to ensure a seamless and satisfactory transaction for all involved. Here's a comprehensive guide to mastering this art. Understanding Buyer Profiles. 1. First-Time Homebuyers.First-time homebuyers often look for affordability, good neighborhoods, and properties that require minimal renovation. They value guidance and may need assistance with understanding the buying process, financing options, and long-term value. 2. Investors.Investors are focused on ROI (Return on Investment). They are interested in properties with high rental yields, potential for appreciation, and low maintenance costs. They are often more analytical and less emotionally driven in their purchases. 3. Upsizers.These buyers are looking to move
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REGULATION OF REAL ESTATE PRACTICE IN UGANDA: WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?.
The regulation of real estate practice in Uganda is currently in a transitional phase, with several key stakeholders and associations working towards establishing a more organized and professional framework for the industry. The effort is driven by the need to enhance professionalism, protect practitioners, and provide better services to clients. This blog therfore provides an overview of the vibrant discussions among key real estate practitioners on various platforms regarding this topic. Key Stakeholders.1. Surveyors Registration Board (SRB): The SRB is currently at the forefront of these registration efforts. The board is responsible for registering land agents, who are currently classified under surveyors according to the Surveyors Registration Act (SRA).2. Association of Real Estate Agents Uganda (AREA Uganda): AREA Uganda is a professional association that advocates for the interests of real estate agents. It has been instrumental in pushing for regulatory changes and has collabo
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