Jasmine Hills

Jasmine Hills is a townhouse development by Reportage Properties, located in Kacyiru, one of Kigali's most central districts, and scheduled for completion in June 2028. The project delivers 34 four-bedroom townhouses across a single community, conceived around Italian-influenced contemporary architecture and positioned at a price point between AED 1.09 million and AED 1.48 million.

# A low-rise community in Kigali's diplomatic heart

Kacyiru sits within Gasabo District, the administrative and diplomatic core of the Rwandan capital. Government ministries and foreign embassies anchor the neighbourhood, which gives it a degree of institutional permanence that distinguishes it from Kigali's newer outlying zones. Jasmine Hills occupies this address as a contained residential enclave: 34 units, one building cluster, and an architectural language drawn from Italian contemporary design.

The scale is deliberately modest. Thirty-four homes is a small count by any standard, and that restraint shapes how the community will function day to day.

# Residences: four-bedroom townhouses across two and three levels

Every residence at Jasmine Hills is a four-bedroom townhouse. Sizes range from 1,753 to 2,432 square feet, which positions these as substantial family homes rather than compact urban units. Select townhouses extend across three levels and include rooftop terraces; all units carry private gardens, basements, and covered parking.

# Finish and specification

Each home is delivered with a full premium finish. Buyers can select their preferred finishing materials and interior fittings, which allows a measure of personalisation that the developer describes as uncommon in this segment of the Kigali market. Standard specification includes kitchen cabinets and countertops, fully tiled bathrooms with showers throughout, central air conditioning, private balconies and terraces per the individual unit plan, storage units, and mirrors. Select homes also include a maid's room and a large rooftop garden.

The practical inclusions are worth reading carefully: these are not bare-shell units requiring a second capital outlay before occupation.

# Lifestyle provision and on-site amenities

The development is built around active, family-oriented living. On-site amenities include a sports club, swimming pools, children's play areas, green open space, and community retail. The surrounding neighbourhood adds parks, a sports centre, schools, cafés, and restaurants within immediate reach.

Kigali Golf Resort and King Faisal Hospital are both within roughly ten minutes of the site. Kigali Convention City and the University of Rwanda sit a short drive away. Kigali International Airport is approximately 23 minutes by car.

# Kacyiru's position within the capital

The US Embassy stands a few minutes from Jasmine Hills. BK Arena and Amahoro National Stadium are 15 to 20 minutes distant. This concentration of institutional, medical, and leisure infrastructure in a single district reflects Kacyiru's role as Kigali's most connected central neighbourhood, and it makes the location practical for both diplomatic staff and senior professionals working across the city.

# Who this project suits, and where it sits in the market

Kigali's real estate market carries credentials that few African cities can match: stable governance, consistent inbound investment, and a growing expatriate and professional population sustaining rental demand. For buyers based in Dubai or elsewhere in the GCC who are diversifying into African markets, Jasmine Hills offers a recognisable developer name (Reportage Properties operates across both the UAE and Africa), a manageable entry price, and a handover timeline of mid-2028.

The buyer profile here is likely someone who already holds property in Dubai and is looking for a secondary position in an emerging market with strong structural fundamentals, or a family considering a Kigali posting who wants a private, finished home rather than a hotel apartment. At 34 units, this is not a development that will flood a neighbourhood with inventory. That scarcity, in a district where supply remains constrained, is the project's most straightforward investment argument.