Commercial Land for sale in Gayaza Wakiso Uganda, code: 177947
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This 11 acre parcel of land is located in the highly desirable area of Gayaza on the Gayaza Nakasajja road. It is an ideal opportunity for investors looking to capitalize on the commercial potential of the property.
The land has a private Mailo land title on table, and begins with tarmac, making it an attractive option for those seeking a central location for business. With its close proximity to the city center, it presents a great opportunity for those wanting to set up shop close to one of Uganda’s largest cities.
The land is well suited for a wide range of commercial activities, such as storage, warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and office space. With its expansive 11 acres, the parcel can accommodate multiple businesses, or be used as a single commercial property. With its flat terrain, it is also ideal for development, such as the building of a shopping mall or other commercial projects.
The area is experiencing rapid growth, and the area’s high-value land makes it an ideal investment opportunity. The current asking price of 260,000,000 Shillings is a great deal for such a prime piece of land. With its close proximity to the city center, it could be a great revenue-generating property for those looking to capitalize on the commercial potential of the area.
This 11 acre commercial land parcel is a great opportunity for investors looking for a prime spot for their business. With a private Mailo land title, tarmac start, and its close proximity to Kampala City center, the land is well-suited to a variety of commercial activities. With its current asking price of 260,000,000 Shillings, it is an attractive investment opportunity in an area that is growing rapidly.
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