Mbarara Real Estate Growth Takes Centre Stage at Ankole Conference
Knight Frank Uganda's Ankole Real Estate & Infrastructure Conference in Mbarara spotlights the Western Ugandan city's growing property and infrastructure investment market.
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Knight Frank Uganda's Ankole Real Estate & Infrastructure Conference in Mbarara spotlights the Western Ugandan city's growing property and infrastructure investment market.
A new report projects Kenya's real estate market to grow at 5.1 per cent CAGR between 2025 and 2029, ahead of Rwanda's 3.6 per cent, while highlighting Kigali's planning stability as a counterweight for investors.
Luxury developer Sujimoto Holdings says it has repaid more than N40 billion to banks and private lenders after 14 months of financial pressure, with a pledge to clear all legitimate obligations by January 1, 2027.
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