These include the ongoing expansion and modernization of Entebbe International Airport, which serves as the primary gateway to Uganda and the wider East African region. With increased air traffic and connectivity, there is a growing demand for commercial and residential properties in proximity to the airport.
Additionally, Kampala is witnessing the development of new road networks and the rehabilitation of existing ones, aimed at improving transportation efficiency within the city and beyond. The construction of the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway, a modern highway connecting the city center to the airport, has created opportunities for commercial development along its route.
These infrastructure projects, combined with Kampala’s strategic location in East Africa and its rapidly growing economy, make it an attractive destination for Gulf investors. The real estate sector, in particular, offers significant opportunities for long-term revenue generation. The rising demand for housing, office spaces, and retail outlets, fueled by urbanization and population growth, presents an ideal investment climate. By leveraging public-private partnerships (PPPs), Gulf investors can contribute to the development of world-class infrastructure and reap the rewards of a thriving real estate market in Kampala City.