Buying a condominium in Uganda involves specific paperwork that is essential for the transaction. As vertical housing becomes increasingly popular in the country, prospective buyers should be aware of the necessary documentation to ensure a smooth purchase process. This includes understanding the legal requirements and the types of documents they should expect to receive during the transaction.

Environmental experts caution that the destruction of wetlands in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area is leading to flooding, water shortages, and ecosystem collapse. In Mpigi District, a community is demonstrating that conservation efforts can coexist with local livelihoods. This report highlights the importance of protecting wetlands in Kampala.

The article from Property Street provides an overview of land tenure systems in Uganda, detailing the different types including customary, freehold, Mailo, and leasehold. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these systems before engaging in land transactions such as buying, leasing, or developing land in the country.

The article from Property Street discusses the process of paying busuulu, or annual ground rent, for kibanja holders in Uganda, particularly in situations where the landlord is unresponsive or unavailable. It provides updated guidance for 2025 on how to navigate these challenges effectively.

The real estate market in Uganda presents significant opportunities for investment and homeownership, but it also poses risks of fraud. The article discusses common property scams that potential buyers and investors should be aware of to protect themselves from real estate fraud.

Property investment is highlighted as a reliable method for wealth growth in Uganda. The article discusses the importance of selecting the right location for property investment, emphasizing factors that can influence investment success.