Located in the city center, Greenland Plaza is situated in the Nyarugenge District, Muhima Sector.

Xiao Ben, the investor and owner of Homart Group, revealed that his company continues to invest in residential housing, noting that since his arrival in Rwanda in 2009, he has increasingly invested due to the country’s security, cleanliness, and good governance.

Over the past years, his company has invested more than $200million (close to Frw300billion) in various projects, including the construction of factories like Kigali Ceramics and Kigali Plastics, as well as residential buildings such as Phoenix Plaza, Rose Garden, and Elizabeth Golf apartment , all of which have already been sold.

In 2021, construction began on Greenland Plaza, a project that started during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the challenges, Xiao explained that they were determined to see it through as promised to their clients.

Greenland Plaza has two phases each with 84 units, in total 168 units out of 168 units, 130 were already sold out. The apartments include one, two and three-bedroom units.

The Greenland project has successfully completed Phase 1, which is currently operational. Construction for Phase 2 is underway, with plans for it to be functional in the near future. Additionally, Phase 3 is set to begin construction soon, marking the continued progress and expansion of the development.

Xiao confirmed that many investors, particularly from China, choose to invest in and purchase properties in Rwanda due to the country’s safety and rapid development. He said, “I have lived in over 27 African countries, but I chose to invest in Rwanda because it is a country with a promising future.”

Simon Lee, the CEO of Homart Group, thanked their partners and customers, stating that the trust they have from clients helps the company achieve its goals.

“The housing sector in Rwanda is growing every day, and we expect to see more developments. Our partners, coming from over 40 countries, show the confidence they have in Rwanda’s housing market,” he said.

He emphasized that investing in Rwanda is a unique opportunity that should not be missed, adding that purchasing an apartment at Greenland Plaza is an excellent choice, as the apartments are modern, well-equipped, and offer 24-hour security.

One of the buyers at Greenland Plaza, Philbert Bimenyimana, who won a car as a prize, expressed his happiness with the reward, highlighting that it showed how Homart Group values its customers and that their efforts are yielding positive results.

Marie Solange Muhirwa, the Director of Planning in Kigali, thanked Homart Group for its investment in various development projects that benefit the country, assuring them of continued collaboration in future endeavors.

Homart Group has become a prominent player in construction, with projects in ten African countries, including Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Malawi, Ethiopia, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Greenland Plaza, which consists of 84 apartments.

Of the 84 apartments, 95% have already been sold.

Simon Lee, the CEO of Homart Group, thanked their partners and customers, stating that the trust they have from clients helps the company achieve its goals.

The Vice Chancellor of Coventry University for the African continent, Prof. Silas Lwakabamba, attended the event to inaugurate this building.

Marie Solange Muhirwa, the Director of Planning in Kigali, thanked Homart Group for its investment in various development projects that benefit the country.