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How to Find Clients for Your Property in Rwanda Using Your Phone: Step-by-Step Guide

Would you like to sell or rent out your property in Rwanda but don't know where to start? 

No worries, we have you back and we have made all the steps intuitive and simple! 

With the new House in Rwanda app, you can post your property in just a few minutes and it will appear online within 2 hours. Here's how:

Digital land titles are changing land ownership and verification in Rwanda

Rwanda has converted over 10 million paper land titles into digital format, making it easier for people to manage their property. This change came in 2023, aiming to save time and money.

Previously, fraudsters had the ability to fabricate signatures and documents, leading to numerous issues. However, with the introduction of electronic land titles, such fraudulent activities have become significantly more challenging to execute.

Thinking of acquiring real estate or engaging in house construction in Rwanda?

Rwanda is a country with a growing economy, making it a good place for property investment. The government is improving infrastructure, such as roads, to enhance the quality of life. This creates a favorable environment for those looking to invest in real estate. Following legal rules and understanding property details is crucial when buying a house in Rwanda. Local real estate agents and legal experts can assist you through the process, ensuring a smooth and safe transaction.

Invest in Kigali's Thriving Kagugu Area - Commercial Property for Sale!

This rewarding property investment opportunity in Kigali City's vibrant Kagugu neighborhood. Is a commercial property, featuring four shops, a kitchen, and a public toilet, is now available for purchase. Recently constructed in October 2022, this property is an ideal choice for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to expand their business ventures in Rwanda's capital.

Creating Sustainable Homes for Clients - From Real Estate Agent to Environmental Assessment Expert

Victoire had always been fascinated by beautiful homes and their unique styles. From a young age, she would often browse home decor magazines and watch home renovation shows, dreaming of the day when she would be able to create beautiful spaces for others. So when she decided to become a real estate agent, it was a natural fit. Victoire worked hard and quickly became one of the top agents in her area. She was able to sell homes quickly and for top dollar, always highlighting the unique features and styles of each property.

Breaking Barriers: Umutako Wooden Art Inspires Young Women in Real Estate and Interior Design Industry

Umutako Wooden Art is a successful business owned by a young woman in Rwanda who is inspiring others in the real estate and interior decor sector to follow in her footsteps.

Fidela Umuhoza, after completing her university studies, she worked in event planning and social media marketing before discovering her passion for designing and producing woodcraft using technology.

At Umutako Wooden Art, she collects wood leftovers from construction sites and carpeting workshops to create beautiful materials that decorate homes and public spaces. 

Green City Kigali Pilot Phase to Begin, FCBStudios selected to design the Master Plan

The Green City Kigali, the first of its kind in Africa, pilot phase will now begin.

The selected designer, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios) is an award-winning British architecture firm, has been selected to develop the Green City Kigali master plan and detailed designs for the Green City Kigali pilot phase.

What will the accommodation market in Rwanda benefit from CHOGM22?

After being postponed twice due to the pandemic, the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) will finally be held in Kigali, June 20-26. Preceded by several forums, the official opening of CHOGM 2022 will take place on Friday June 24 and will be followed by the main high-level meetings of heads of government from Friday June 24 to Saturday June 26.

Helping local customers as well as diaspora requesting mortgages, construction, and home equity loans.

Bank of Kigali (BK) on Friday March 4 launched a mortgage center as part of the bank's strategy to develop the retail segment.

“It will help people know all the related information and help them financially, among other benefits,” said Diane Karusisi, BK's chief executive.

Rwanda ranked fourth investment destination in Africa

Rwanda has been ranked fourth in investment attractiveness in Africa according to a latest ranking by the Rand Merchant Bank (RMB).
RMB is a leading African corporate and investment bank which is part of Firsthand Bank, one of the largest financial institutions on the continent.
In their 2021 release on top 10 investment attractive countries in Africa, RMB relied on indicators such as operating environments, fiscal score and development plan.
Rwanda notably moved up the ranking to be the fourth from the ninth place last year.

Amwe mu mayeri akoreshwa, uburyo wakwirinda ubwambuzi bushukana mugihe ushaka kugura imitungo itimukanwa

 

Polisi yerekanye abakekwaho gushaka kugurisha imitungo y’umuturage mu bwambuzi bushukana.

Mu gitondo cyo kuri iki Cyumweru tariki ya 18 Nyakanga Polisi y’u Rwanda yeretse itangazamakuru uwitwa Niyonsaba Marcel w’imyaka 40 na Mbarushimana Emmanuel w’imyaka 41. Bakurikiranweho kugerageza kugurisha ikibanza kirimo inzu y’umuturage, babikora mu buryo  bw’ubwambuzi bushukana bakoresheje inyandiko mpimbano.

Solving Africa's housing deficit also requires pan-African solutions among other possible solutions

 

“It always seems impossible until it's done,” said Nelson Mandela. This inspirational quote could serve as a mission statement to raise funds to tackle Africa's huge affordable housing deficit.

It would seem strange to make a case for multilateralism, at a time of Covid vaccine nationalism and Brexit unilateralism, but Africa, on the other hand, is embracing it.

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