Janani Luwum Church House
A 16-level commercial landmark funding long-term Church mission.
From Vision to CBD Tower
Named for Archbishop Janani Luwum. Construction began in 2011; the building was commissioned in 2018. The development loan was fully repaid in June 2024.

Plot 34 Kampala Road, Kampala
How the Tower Works
Switch levels to view how banking, institutional offices, and commercial tenants occupy the building.
Levels 1–4
Anchor tenancy and high-traffic banking floors.
- Banking and customer-facing operational floors
- Strong daily access patterns and service visibility
- Grounds stable cashflow and tenant credibility
Levels 5–10
Core commercial offices in the Kampala CBD.
- Flexible tenancy configurations for corporate occupants
- Reliable utilities and serviceability expectations
- Proximity to city transport and institutional partners
Levels 11–16
Institutional and executive floors with skyline views.
- Executive and institutional office environments
- Space profile suited for board-level operations
- High-value positioning within Kampala CBD skyline
Major Milestones in the Church House Journey
The vision for a major Church-backed commercial building gains renewed strategic emphasis during a centenary period.
Construction phase begins, advancing from conceptual ambition to visible city infrastructure.
Completion and official commissioning mark operational activation of a 16-level commercial landmark.
The development loan is fully repaid, strengthening long-term net income contribution toward Church mission priorities.
Occupancy reported at 86% at the Church of Uganda Board of Trustees meeting.
Space Inquiries
Office and commercial space in the tower is managed by CCHCL. Share your space requirements and the property team will respond with availability and terms.
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