Homes & land in Ntinda
Ntinda is a core mid-market hub — apartments, townhouses, and shops with strong rental demand from young professionals and small families.
- 5 live listings
- 2 to rent
- 2 for sale
- 1 plot
In short
Living in Ntinda
Ntinda is a core mid-market hub — apartments, townhouses, and shops with strong rental demand from young professionals and small families.
Mojesu currently lists homes to rent at UGX 1,400,000 – UGX 1,800,000 per month; commercial property for sale at UGX 520,000,000 – UGX 1,450,000,000; plots at UGX 320,000,000 in Ntinda.
Mid-market neighbourhood
What to know about Ntinda
Inventory turns relatively fast at realistic rents. Noise, parking, and compound security are the usual trade-offs versus quieter hills.
Ntinda is often the first filter on Mojesu popular-rentals rows; pair it with Najjera or Kira when expanding the search radius.
- High rental demand
- Apartment stock
- Retail amenities
On Mojesu now
Listings in Ntinda
QUESTIONS
Questions about Ntinda.
Straight answers about living, renting and buying in Ntinda.
Get an agentIs Ntinda a good place to rent?
Ntinda is one of Kampala’s busiest mid-market rental areas, with plenty of apartments, supermarkets, restaurants, banks, and transport. It suits young professionals and small families who want amenities on the doorstep.
How far is Ntinda from Kampala city centre?
Ntinda is about 7 km north-east of the city centre — typically a 20–40 minute drive depending on traffic.
What are the downsides of living in Ntinda?
The trading centre gets congested and noisy, and parking can be tight in older blocks. Streets a little away from the main road are usually quieter for similar rents.
