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TOURING BWIZA: New Homeowners & Partners Get an "Insiders Look"
20 JUNE 2023
The highly anticipated Bwiza Riverside Estate in Kigali has taken another giant leap forward in its journey to redefine luxury living. ADHI Rwanda, the esteemed developer behind this groundbreaking project, recently hosted an exclusive brunch event that left attendees in awe. The event not only celebrated the accomplishments achieved thus far but also provided an exciting opportunity for new homeowners to witness firsthand the remarkable progress made on their dream residences.
Set among the hills of Karama with breathtaking views, Bwiza Riverside Estate is poised to become the crown jewel of residential development in Rwanda. With its impeccable architecture, lush surroundings, and fantastic amenities, this prestigious community has already captivated the attention of discerning homebuyers and investors alike.
Guests being taken on a guided technical tour of the Bwiza Riverside Estate homes, to view progress firsthand. Shown in this photo are 4-bedroom “Umuringa” houses.
📷📰 Photo courtesy of IGIHE, from this article.
The exclusive brunch event, held with esteemed partners such as the Bank of Kigali and BPR Bank in attendance, served as a testament to the dedication of ADHI Rwanda to deliver excellence in every aspect of the development. Guests were treated to a delightful culinary experience, while they mingled with fellow homeowners, esteemed partners, and industry professionals.
However, the highlight of the event was the special technical tours arranged by ADHI Rwanda. Homeowners were given a unique opportunity to explore the houses and witness the astonishing progress that has been made. From the moment they stepped foot into the estate, guests were greeted with an air of anticipation as they embarked on an immersive journey of discovery.
The technical tours provided an inside look into the construction process, showcasing the attention to detail and superior craftsmanship that sets Bwiza Riverside Estate apart. Each residence was thoughtfully designed to provide a harmonious balance between comfort, functionality, and aesthetics.
During the tours, representatives from ADHI Rwanda were on hand to answer questions, offer insights, and provide a glimpse into the vision that inspired this remarkable project. Homeowners were thrilled to witness the transformation of their dreams into tangible reality, appreciating the meticulous planning and execution that has brought Bwiza Riverside Estate to life.
The partnership between ADHI Rwanda and leading financial institutions such as the Bank of Kigali and BPR Bank further underscores the commitment to excellence that defines this development. These collaborations ensure that homeowners have access to financing options, allowing them to realize their homeownership aspirations with ease.
Speaking about the event, Mr. Hassan Hassan, MD of ADHI Rwanda, expressed his gratitude to the homeowners, partners, and the dedicated team of professionals involved in the project. He stated, “Bwiza Riverside Estate is not just a collection of houses; it is a testament to our shared vision of creating a community that embodies teamwork, vision, and the very best of modern living. We are delighted to celebrate this milestone with our homeowners, partners, and all those who have contributed to this extraordinary achievement.”
With the exclusive brunch event leaving a lasting impression on attendees, the Bwiza Riverside Estate continues to be a symbol of architectural brilliance and innovation in Rwanda. As progress unfolds, it is evident that this community will redefine the standard of living in the heart of Kigali.
As construction nears completion, the excitement surrounding Bwiza Riverside Estate is palpable. Homeowners eagerly await the day they can move into their dream residences and immerse themselves in the lifestyle that awaits them. With its idyllic location and unrivaled attention to detail, Bwiza Riverside Estate is undoubtedly set to become a true masterpiece that Kigali can proudly call its own.
