Maarshiil Real Estate

22/11/2025

XAMAR, MOGADISHU - SOMALIA 🇸🇴

19/09/2025

How I bought a handful of investment properties without spending a cent

A book set me on the path to becoming a real estate investor. One thing is key to buying rental property number one, two, three and beyond, without parting with any real cash...




Maarshiil

23/07/2025

02/07/2025

"Riyada Tower-ka ugu dheer oo dib loo soo nooleeyey": Itoobiya waxay dib u bilawday mashruuc geesinimo leh si ay u dhisto dhisme sare oo ka hooseeya saxaraha Afrika wali

Itoobiya ayaa dib u soo celisay qorshaheeda hamiga leh ee ay ku dhisayso daarta dhaadheer ee ugu dheer dalalka Saxaraha ka hooseeya, tallaabadaas oo astaan ​​u ah dadaalka ay ummaddu u waddo casriyaynta iyo kobaca dhaqaalaha.

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“Tallest Tower Dream Revived”: Ethiopia Relaunches Bold Project to Build Sub-Saharan Africa’s Most Ambitious Skyscraper Yet

Ethiopia has reignited its ambitious plans to construct the tallest skyscraper in sub-Saharan Africa, a move that symbolizes the nation's drive towards modernization and economic growth.

eDalal

29/06/2025

Muunad wacantii Muqdisho, maxay uga qurux badan tahay Magaalooyinka kale.

15/06/2025

The women at the centre of Somalia's construction boom..

Construction is booming in Somalia's capital city and as Mogadishu literally rises from the ashes of its violent past it is also giving unexpected opportunities to women like Fathi Mohamed Abdi and Saadia Ahmed Omar.

The two young female engineers have been overseeing the construction of a 10-floor apartment complex in Taleh in the city's Hodan District.

Wearing hard hats they navigate their way through construction material, issuing instructions to a team of workers - all of whom are men.

"When I started, people doubted me," 24-year-old Ms Abdi, the chief operating officer of Arkan Engineering Services, a Somali-owned construction company, tells the BBC.

"They would ask, 'How can we trust a house built by a woman? How can I trust my money and property with a young female engineer?'"

She and her colleague Ms Omar have been practising engineers for the last five years.

"Mogadishu needs us," says Ms Omar, who is also 24. "When I was young, this city was in chaos. Now, we are part of its reconstruction."

Somalia, a former Italian colony, has experienced a prolonged period of civil war after the government of President Siad Barre collapsed in January 1991.

Even now, scars of decades of war are still visible - like in the central district of Shangani where there are bombed-out buildings. But the ruins are becoming hidden or replaced by tall office complexes and apartments, and a skyline dotted with cranes and scaffolding.

Both young women were born during the civil war and grew up witnessing their country fragmenting. While many Somalis chose to leave, they stayed, driven by a passion to rebuild, despite the fact that an insurgency was being waged by al-Shabab, a group linked to al-Qaeda.

"I think part of the reason women are getting more chances in this field is because there's so much work to do, and not enough professionals to do it. That creates space for us," Ms Omar says.

eDalal

13/06/2025

Maalinta jimcaha waxaa ku jiro saacad duca la aqbalo ka faa'ideysi wacan

Qofka muslim ka ahi waa mid ku astaysan in dadku ka nabad helaan afkiisa iyo addinkiisa. Sida ka sugnaatay Nabigeenna suuban (NNKH) wuxuu ku tilmaamay muslimku inuu yahay kan dadku ka nabad galaan carrabkiisa iyo gacantiisa.

Waxaan si guud isugu dardaarmaynaa Alle ka cabsiga, dhowrsanaanta, iyo akhlaaqda wanaagsan.

28/04/2025

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23/04/2025

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Maarshiil

22/12/2024

How to Build a -Quality -Producing Estate Portfolio for Less Than $250 at a Time

Investing in real estate can be a fantastic way to generate passive income. Rental properties typically throw off more cash than their monthly expenses, enabling investors to pocket the difference as passive income.

There are lots of ways to invest in rental properties. The easiest for beginners is to invest in real estate investment trusts (REITs). These entities are low-cost and as passive as they get (no management is necessary).

Three great REITs for beginners to buy are (NYSE: O), (NYSE: INVH), and (NYSE: EXR). You can buy a share of each for less than $250 combined. That low cost allows you to steadily grow your real estate portfolio whenever you have an extra $250 or so to spare.

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Realty Income is almost like a one-stop shop for real estate investing. The diversified REIT owns 15,450 properties across all 50 states and several European countries. It owns retail (79.4% of its base rent), industrial (14.6%), casinos (3.2%), and other properties like data centers (2.8%). The REIT focuses on owning free-standing properties secured by long-term net leases. Those rental agreements provide predictable rental income because the tenant covers all operating expenses, including routine maintenance, real estate taxes, and building insurance.

The lives up to its name. Realty Income pays a monthly dividend ($0.264 per share or $3.168 annualized), which is great for those seeking passive income. With its share price recently around $55 apiece, it yields 5.8%.

Realty Income has increased its payment 128 times since going public in 1994 (109 straight quarters and 30 consecutive years). The dividend grew at a 4.3% compound annual rate during that time.

The company should be able to continue increasing its dividend in the future. It has one of the strongest financial profiles in the REIT sector, giving it ample financial flexibility to continue expanding its portfolio of income-generating properties. Meanwhile, it has a massive growth runway, given that trillions of dollars of commercial real estate are suitable for net leases.

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18/12/2024

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Somalia's real estate market is expected to grow in 2024 and beyond, driven by urbanization, technological innovation, and increased investment:


The IMF projects Somalia's real GDP growth to be 4% in 2024 and 2025, due to strong exports and remittances. The Central Bank of Somalia also expects robust growth in 2024, with real GDP growth projected to be 3.7%.

Somalia's achievement of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) completion point in December 2023 is expected to increase investment.

The -luulka real estate project is a major investment by Somali entrepreneurs that will provide housing for 50,000 residents. The project will also include business complexes, schools, health centers, mosques, and leisure facilities.


The Somali government's plan to build a new international airport in Mogadishu is expected to increase demand for real estate in the surrounding districts.
However, some challenges remain, including:


Mogadishu's real estate market is driven by speculation, which can lead to overvaluation and adversely affect the economic quality and living conditions of citizens.

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The cost of housing is high, and the cheapest newly built house is US$40,000.


About 90% of construction materials are imported, which increases the cost of housing.


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