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Uganda's real estate sector remains resilient despite lockdown shocks - Vimarsana News

Uganda's real estate sector remains resilient despite lockdown shocks

An extra 6,000 square metres of office space was added to the local property market during the first six months of 2021, the data showed

Uganda's real estate sector remains resilient despite lockdown shocks - Vimarsana News

Uganda's real estate sector remains resilient despite lockdown shocks

About 1,000 expatriates left the country in March 2020 amid growing fears of being locked out of their native countries.

Landlords stare at empty buildings as Covid impact bites - Vimarsana News

Landlords stare at empty buildings as Covid impact bites

Daily Monitor Tuesday March 16 2021 A section of Namaganda Plaza on Lumum Street in Kamapala still has its shops closed despite the relaxation of restrictions on the Covid-19 lockdown. PHOTOS | DAVID LUBOWA Summary As the country continues to mitigate the effects of Covid-19 lockdown, landlords and property managers say the real estate sector has been hit hard to the extent that some buildings don’t have tenants. Franklin Draku explores the challenges in the central business district of Kampala. Advertisement When government announced phased lockdown in late March 2020, a number of downtow...

The essence of a big compound - Vimarsana News

The essence of a big compound

Daily Monitor Wednesday December 16 2020 Summary Having a big or small compound was never an issue, then the lockdown happened. People had to spend months in their small urban spaces. Advertisement The lockdown saw schools close, sending children back home. While work places took some time, by end of March, most had closed their doors too. This saw family members together for what seemed like eternity. Rita Nakirya, a mother of four, shares that at no time had the family been together from dusk to dawn for weeks on end. “We rubbed shoulders, shared amenities and at times, fought for our rig...