Property for sale in Djibouti City

News about real estate investment opportunities in North African countries such as Egypt and Morocco has been buzzing around for sometime. Newcomers such as Tunisia and Cape Verde are also jockeying for investors’ attention. Still, property for sale news from other relatively unknown markets such as Uganda, Senegal and Ghana goes under the radar.

However, some investors, especially those from the Middle East, are getting a head start without making too much of a splash. Get more information on property for sale in Djibouti.

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Dubai World, a state owned United Arab Emirates Company has set up an investment branch in Cape Town, South Africa. Dubai World Africa will focus on acquiring, developing, and managing real estate all over the continent. It also has a conservation program that is designed to implement environmentally friendly investments in the wildlife and game sector of the region.

The company’s investments span nine African countries: South Africa, Rwanda, Djibouti, Comoros, Tanzania, Mozambique, Morocco, Senegal and Benin. Southern African countries such as Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa and Zambia have a lot to offer in terms of game-related properties, according to Craig McKenzie, owner of Wildnet Africa Properties, a company focusing on wildlife real estate in the continent.