Housing

The year 2025 saw fresh momentum in Rwanda’s real estate sector, with new projects breaking ground, long-stalled developments revived, and major policy shifts shaping how cities will grow. From

Investors, including members of the Rwandan diaspora and friends of Rwanda, are being called upon to help bridge a widening housing gap, with more than 507,000 housing units needed nationwide by

Rwanda’s new Participatory Land Readjustment (PLR) model is transforming the way communities upgrade and develop their neighborhoods, according to the Land Use and Mapping Department at National

As initial construction progresses on the Nyabisindu Rehousing Project’s model village, Members of Parliament have assured over 1,600 families that their decent houses will be closely monitored and