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As we enter the new year, Broll Uganda looks ahead with optimism and momentum. We thank our clients and partners for their trust and collaboration and look forward to a year of growth, opportunity, shared success and A New Lens of Possibility. Happy New Year!

As the year draws to a close, Broll Uganda reflects on the progress made and the partnerships that shaped it. We look to the new year through A New Lens of Possibility - focused on insight, opportunity, and sustainable growth. Season’s greetings and best wishes.

A New Lens of Possibility Since 2017, @BrollUganda has helped shape Uganda's real estate market with insight and expertise. Today, we unveil our revamped website, proudly aligned with our renewed global brand. Explore what’s new broll.ug #ANewLensOfPossibility

@KakandeAlex We are agree with you @KakandeAlex. It is a must read. We tried to keep the English as simple as possible for everyone to follow, here: bit.ly/BrollReport

The Broll Research report is a must read. Price per unit in Lubowa is the similar to Naguru price but rental income is double in Nagulu vs Lubowa. Okay.

@henryamootie @KakandeAlex 100% Businge. Wild speculation with hard earned resources, and research based on "Simon sold at this, so mine should be this", should end. Here is the report bit.ly/BrollReport

@KakandeAlex This research will help people in evidence based real estate investment. It's good that we have alternative sources of real estate information.

@TioKauma @KakandeAlex Hello @TioKauma, please find it here bit.ly/BrollReport

@KakandeAlex @KakandeAlex kindly share the Broll report. Thanks

@KakandeAlex Gyebale @KakandeAlex.👋 We are happy you've taken a deep dive into the report. You raise salient points.👌 Our real estate market requires careful study before making moves if one is to meet investment objectives. Your followers can get the report here lnkd.in/dd56ri8K

Rubaga is so near town, how is it doing so badly from a price point? Is it the too many churches that surround it? Is it the Ndeba and Kisenyi ghetto kind of vibe? Why is it that one of the most expensive place from a land sale side is doing badly from rental income?

It’s here - The Broll Uganda Property Report 2025. 40 pages of deep market research, emerging trends, and forward-looking insights, unlocking A New World of Possibility for Uganda’s property market. Get it here: lnkd.in/dd56ri8K #BrollUganda #ANewWorldOfPossibility

SOLD! 🔥 Another landmark transaction closed by Broll Uganda! Plot 24 Upper Kololo Terrace, one of the premium addresses in upscale Kololo, has a new owner. As always, we remain committed to matching the right properties with the right buyers. Value all round.

From Wishlists to House Keys Moses D. Lutalo, MBA, MRICS, MD of Broll Uganda, joins the Housing Baraza this Thursday under the theme “A Home for Every Ugandan: From Dream to Doorstep.” Expect insights on investment trends & real solutions. #BrollUganda #ANewWorldOfPossibility

The market is changing - from fintech and FDI, to forex and capital markets. How does this affect commercial, residential, industrial and hospitality property? Next week, you'll see Uganda’s property sector through A New Lens Of Possibility. #BrollUganda #ANewLensOfPossibility

Kampala isn’t the only real estate story. New urban centres are emerging - with potential to shift Uganda’s property map. And our team has analyzed the data. Next week, we drop Broll's Uganda Property Report 2025 - a flagship publication. #PropertyReport2025 #BrollUganda

@Douglas_mukwaya We think you'll love it 😋

Actively waiting for this Report @BrollUganda this must be a good one. 🥳

Uganda’s real estate story goes deeper than rent & occupancy. Soon, we reveal insights that shaped the 2025 landscape. Broll Uganda Property Report 2025 — loading… #RealEstateUG #BrollUganda

Great morning yesterday with the 4th estate ☕📸 Broll Uganda hosted a media breakfast with top real estate journalists from New Vision and Daily Monitor - a relaxed meet & greet, good conversations, and fresh perspectives. More coffee, more collaboration ahead. #BrollUganda

In Kampala, any building with 3 shops is a mall. Not every building with shops is a mall. Arcade = space for rent. Whoever pays gets a shop. Mall = Tenant mix, access, parking - all intentional. Think fine dining vs emmere yonna 😂 Full story here: lnkd.in/dueWBu6U

At Broll Uganda, we’re shaping that transformation - building spaces that move Africa forward. Because when property meets purpose, trade thrives. 🔗 Read more: rb.gy/4c5t5q

3/ The next wave of real estate isn’t about owning assets - it’s about enabling trade, creating jobs, and connecting economies. “Africa’s prosperity will be built not on concrete alone, but on connectivity.” - Moses D. Lutalo, MRICS, MD, Broll Uganda

Thread: Is Real Estate Africa’s Hidden Trade Engine? 1/ For years, real estate in Africa was seen as just buildings, rent & occupancy. But as AfCFTA opens a $3.4T market, the game has changed. Real estate is now the platform on which Africa’s trade infrastructure must stand.