Rwanda Property Market

Dar es Salaam (Dar) is the former capital as well as the most populous city in Tanzania. Its a major city and commercial port on the Indian Ocean coast, grew from a fishing village.

East African economies plan to raise spending on infrastructure

East African countries plan to increase spending dramatically on infrastructure projects in budgets to be released Thursday. ... Full story

Pedestrans walk through the Car-Free Zone in Rwanda's Kigali. The country has become an investor magnet because of its stable political climate and its economic growth

Rwanda records over $2 billion Investment

Investment levels in Rwanda reached $2 billion since the beginning of this year, according to data recently released by Rwanda Development Board (RDB). ... Full story

Property owners in Nairobi are struggling to fill vacancies, putting investors’ money at risk.

East Africa office spaces are all dressed up — with no one to fill them

Property owners in Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda are struggling to fill-up vacancies, with few companies seeking new office space. ... Full story

Real estate developers have been pouring money into new investments at a frantic pace in Rwanda's property market. [FILE PHOTO: Kigali CBD]

Rwanda’s Property market indicates a bubble is about to burst

KIGALI — Real estate developers have been pouring money into new investments at a frantic pace in Rwanda's property market, fueling concerns that a bubble may be unavoidable. ... Full story

PPC's Ceo Darryll Castle suggested it was business as usual on the cement site, even though the rest of the Zimbabwean economy is in a tailspin.

PPC's Zimbabwe cement plant nears completion

PPC's cement plant in Zimbabwe is on track for completion this year — with SA’s largest cement maker aiming to increase sales in the rest of Africa. ... Full story

Sub-Saharan Africa continues to make advances in real estate transparency, but progress has been patchy with limited development in regulatory and legal reforms and enforcement, says Craig Hean.

Sub-Saharan Africa advances in real estate transparency ranking

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) continues to make advances in real estate transparency despite other countries in the region requiring greatest attention. ... Full story

In Kigali, Rwanda, the Nobelia Office Tower has achieved the very first Green Star rating in the country – a 6-Star Green Star SA-Rwanda - Office v1 Design rating for shell and core.

Rwanda‬, ‪Namibia‬ add ‪‎Green‬ Building to their skyline

Green building is gaining rapid momentum in Africa with office buildings in Rwanda and Namibia both receiving 6-Star Green Star ratings. ... Full story

Burundi’s real estate market has been stifled by unrest in the country for decades. Currently rebels in the country are trying to oust the country’s President Pierre Nkurunziza [PIcture: Reuters]

Fighting keeps Burundi Real Estate in the past

Burundi’s real estate market has been stifled by unrest in the country for decades. Currently rebels in the country are trying to oust the country’s President Pierre Nkurunziza. ... Full story

Central Africa leaves Property Investors jittery

Central Africa leaves Property Investors jittery

Central Africa’s organised property market has been slow to develop and the listed part of the sector has a long way to go before investment enters from other countries, reports Ortneil Kutama, Africa Property News media director. ... Full story

The rise of the middle class and economic growth have tempted a number of investors to look seriously at Africa as an investment destination. Without doubt, retail property is proving to be the most dynamic sector.

Retail proving to be the most dynamic sector

The retail property sector has recently come to the fore as a champion in helping the overall property market retain its reputation in Africa, Africa Property News.com has learned. ... Full story

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