Off-plan deposits
Held in HomeSure escrow with milestone releases. Fund the early phases of construction without ever holding buyer funds on a balance sheet.
Each phase is funded primarily by the previous phase's revenue, supplemented by off-plan sales, diaspora capital and joint venture equity. No phase requires conventional bank debt to begin — critical in a market where lending rates average 22%.
Phases
5
Year 7 cumulative units
3,500+
Phase 1 IRR (unlevered)
26%
Deficit closed by Y7
0.15%
“Every unit built reduces Uganda’s 2.4 million-unit deficit. Every tenant who pays through HomeSure builds a credit history. Every credit history eventually enables a mortgage. Every mortgage enables the next buyer.”
The fundamental principle
Uganda's commercial lending rate makes conventional construction debt prohibitive. Every phase is engineered to be fundable through a stack of non-bank sources.
Held in HomeSure escrow with milestone releases. Fund the early phases of construction without ever holding buyer funds on a balance sheet.
Ugandans abroad invest through HomeSure with USD-denominated returns and quarterly reporting. The most patient capital in the stack.
Landowners contribute land in exchange for equity in the development. Zero land acquisition cost — a structural margin advantage.
Green and affordable framing unlocks IFC, AfDB and AFD capital at single-digit cost vs Uganda's 22% commercial bank rate.
Sequential, compounding phases. Each phase funds, de-risks and unlocks the next.
Kira · Naalya · Namugongo · Wakiso
Build 20–60 unit apartment blocks at the UGX 80–150M sweet spot for Uganda's working middle class. Funded entirely through off-plan pre-sales (30% deposits in HomeSure escrow) and diaspora JV capital.
Makerere · Kyambogo · Nkumba
24–80 room hostel blocks within 1 km of major universities. Across Africa's 1,331 higher-ed institutions, only 30% of student demand is met. PBSA generates 13–14% yields and unlocks alumni-led diaspora capital.
Gayaza · Mukono · Bweyogerere
2–5 acre mini-townships: ground-floor retail, residential apartments, primary school, clinic and green space. The cross-subsidy model funds affordable units with premium and retail income — Kigali Vision City and Kenya AHP playbook.
Namanve · Nairobi-Kampala AfCFTA corridor
Grade A warehousing and light industrial along the AfCFTA corridor. Uganda e-commerce growing 13%+ annually; AfCFTA eliminates 90% of intra-African tariffs. Long institutional leases at 10–13% yields — the natural REIT anchor assets.
Across all Phase 3 + 4 sites
Every project from Year 3 is built to certified green standards: rooftop solar, rainwater harvesting, EPS panel construction and smart utility metering. Green framing unlocks DFI funding at 5–8% — a structural cost-of-capital advantage.
The numbers below assume conventional burnt-brick construction in the Namugongo–Kira corridor with a land-for-equity joint venture.
Pre-sales clear the all-in cost. The retained 10-unit rental block becomes a permanent yielding asset.
The proven, locally-sourced standard — Phase 1 baseline. Affordable, durable, supply-chain resilient.
Prefabricated wall systems from Phase 3 onwards — accelerates schedule, reduces waste, lowers cost.
Mandatory from Phase 5 — rooftop PV and rainwater harvesting. Unlocks DFI green-construction tranches.
Per-unit prepaid meters integrated with HomeSure. Tenant credit history is built with every payment.
A representative slice of the early-stage pipeline. Each opportunity is scored on land tenure, infrastructure access, market depth and JV-partner alignment.
We structure transparent joint ventures with landowners and pre-qualified contractors. Title verified through HomeSure OCR; profit shares documented and signed digitally.
Joint ventures, contractor frameworks, materials supply and DFI co-financing — all structured, all transparent, all on HomeSure.