Lusaka is Zambia's capital and its largest city. It’s also one of the fastest-developing cities in Southern Africa. Due to its rapid economic growth and expanding leisure and retail services, residential property in Lusaka is in high demand. The vibrant city is home to the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport and commercial districts in the east and the south. While the primary reason for living in the city is business, the variety of properties in Lusaka continues to increase, which is raising the value and opportunity for rental income.
Below is a breakdown of what you can expect in and around Lusaka:
Kabulonga – regarded as one of the most prestigious areas in Lusaka, Kabulonga and the adjacent suburb Sunningdale are popular choices for ambassador residences and chief executives.
Leopard’s Hill – currently the most sought-after residential suburb of Lusaka, the city stretch that incorporates Ibex Hill, New Kasama and Leopard’s Hill has formed its own identity and is considered a prime residential area.
Lilayi – the fertile farmlands on the southern side of Lusaka have evolved from a farming district into a prime residential suburb, offering a vibrant new community. Lilayi and nearby Makeni can accommodate mid-sized homes and a number of serviced developments.
Mass Media – over the last ten years this suburb has been transformed into the city's eastern business hub, making it the second major commercial district. Residential property in Mass Media is characterised by upmarket apartments.
Rhodespark – as the oldest suburb in Lusaka, the property in Rhodespark consists of fair sized plots, a diverse range of housing styles, and some older homes. This suburb attracts a number of families.
Roma – fantastic for families, the quiet suburb of Roma and the adjacent Kalundu and Olympia areas offer some of the best access to services in Lusaka. It also includes Roma Park – a vast development that is becoming a suburb in its own right.
Catering to every kind of property investor, property and houses for sale in Lusaka are abundant.