In a wonderful story of determination and creativity, the owners of this amazing property set out on a mission to create a stunning garden right in front of their home. It was a challenging task as they had to dig up a large area of land to bring their vision to life. However, their hard work and dedication paid off, resulting in a breathtaking garden that enhances the already impressive view of the nearby mountains from Kimironko.

Looking for a comfortable and affordable apartment in the heart of Kigali?

If so, we highly recommend checking out See Far Housing. Stunning apartments for both homeowners and renters, complete with a range of amenities and features that will make you feel right at home.

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.

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. 

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.

REAL ESTATES AND CONSTRUCTION IN RWANDA

Overview

The real estate sector is a crucial sector and a potential driver of future economic growth.

The sector contributed 647 Billion Rwandan Francs to the national GDP in 2019, in 2019/2018, the sector grew by 4%, because of sustained expansion in private constructions and public works.

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.

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.

BRD presents the Iwanjye platform, an affordable housing solution developed by the Development Bank of Rwanda Plc. (BRD) in partnership with Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA) has launched an online platform called Iwanjye that will facilitate the registration of interested applicants to own affordable housing.

Can a non-Rwandan citizen own a property in Rwanda? Yes. Buying Real Estate in Rwanda as a foreigner is possible but subject to several ownership limitations.

As part of Rwanda's Response to the Covid-19 Omicron variant, which has been designated a Variant of Concern by World Health Organization, the following travel restrictions have been introduced as of the 28th November 2021.

There are several ways to make money than building a property on it.

Depending on the size, resources available, and the location of your land, some ideas will take more effort than others. But overall, you will have a foundation on what to consider and think about how you can turn your vacant land into an investment.

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.

After 2 years leading the association, he had one year left to complete the 3-year “term” that was to end in August 2022. Me SEBERA NYUNGA Antoine, who has been the President of the Professional Bailiffs Association since August 30, 2019, voluntarily resigned.

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.

“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.

Biteganijwe ko ikoranabuhanga n’itegeko rishya bizafasha gukuraho amanyanga yakorwaga muri cyamunara

Abanyarwanda mu ngeri zitandukanye barishimira ko itegeko rishya riha ijambo nyirumutungo ndetse n'uteza cyamunara; ibintu biteze ko bizakemura icyo bita iteshagaciro ry'umutungo rya hato na hato ryajyaga riboneka muri cyamunara.

The power of diaspora investors is under-recognised and could act as a catalyst for increasing capital investment into Africa’s affordable housing sector. African migrants are often driven by personal economic incentives (family friends or networks) to guide their investments but are increasingly looking at the growth of African economies and the resulting investment opportunity of their home countries or across the continent. Investment performance is increasingly becoming a key factor.

Hakunze kumvikana kenshi abantu bandikwaho imitungo y’abandi, bigakorwa na ba rusahurira mu nduru bashaka guhisha uburyo babonyemo iyo mitungo akenshi buba bunyuranyije n’amategeko cyangwa se ari umutungo wa Leta warigishijwe.

Mu kiganiro cyaciye kuri Televiziyo Rwanda cyari kigamije kuvuga ku kurwanya ruswa n’akarengane, Umuvunyi Mukuru, Nirere Madeleine yibukije abantu ko abemera kwiyandikishaho imitungo y’abandi ari ikwirahuriraho umuriro.

Despite the drop in investments attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic which has affected the global economy, Rwanda Development Board (RDB) recorded investments worth US $ 1.3 billion in 2020, a decrease of 47.1% from the previous year, 2019, where RDB recorded investments worth US $ 2.46 billion.

Real estate and construction and manufacturing accounted for 68% of all investments registered at 48% and 20% respectively. Other sectors that attracted significant investments include agriculture, ICT, energy, mining and financial services.