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2. Gelan Abdurehman
3. Geremew Degefu
4. Mohammed Hassen
February 2023
Addis Ababa
1. DESCRIPTION
SMART REAL ESTATE PLC is established in November, 2022 G.C by 10 shareholders with a capital
of 25, 000, 000. 00 Birr each. The company engaging in the residential real estate investment and
managed business and will act as the acquisition and restoration manager, property manager, and
portfolio Asset manager. The company’s focus will be on acquiring depressed residential properties
and resealing or hold and renting after rebuild with modern or cost effective technology based on
scheme and transfer with fair price only for Addis Ababa residents associated with or wit out bank.
1.3 COST OF THE PROJECT AND AMOUNT REQUESTED FROM THE DONOR
AGENCY(FINANCIAL)
NB: The % of total eligible cost of the action is calculated by dividing the Amount requested from
the Donor Agency by the Total eligible costs of the action and multiplying by 100, in case of cost
sharing
1 US $ = 57 ETB
Duration of the Project 36 months
Overall objective of the project: Increase sales by 15% on or before
December 31, 2026.
Decrease the cost of sales by 12 % on or
before Dec.31, 2026
Objective of the
project Specific objective of the project: To benefit the residents of Addis Ababa
By making house owners.
To reduce house shortage seen in Addis
Ababa city by constructing 10th floor
condo of 10, 000 house until 2026.
Partner(s) Smart real estate, AA municipal, bank, woreda 07 of bole, CBE bank
Target Group(s) Addis Ababa resident registered to buy and saved minimum requirement
and above age of 18 and those do not own house specifically low income.
Financial beneficiary Smart real estate, CBE, and transportation providers, suppliers employees
Estimated result To provide 10,000.00 cost effective house for Addis Ababa
residents until December 31, 2026.
To improve the life of Addis Ababa residents.
To improve the satisfaction of Addis Ababa resident by making
house owners.
1.5.1. Goals
The project has the following goals
To ensure that end users have input into the design process.
To accomplish project business goals and objective with defined budget and timeline,
parameters.
To provide 10,000.00 cost effective house for Addis Ababa residents until december31, 2026.
1.5.2. Objectives
The General Objective of Smart real estate plc are: -
Specific objective
To alleviate house shortage seen in Addis Ababa city for 10,000 people in 2026.
To benefit the residents of Addis Ababa
1.6 JUSTIFICATION
Addis Ababa is the capital city of Ethiopia. It is also the largest city in the country by population,
with a total population of 3,384,569 according to the 2007 census. The city has through recent years
seen a robust annual growth rate, 4.43% increase from 2021.The metro area population of Addis
Ababa in 2021 was 5,006,000.00 a 4.42% increases from 2020. The current metro area population of
Addis Ababa in 2022 is 5,228.000. Addis Ababa is a chartered city and as such, is considered both a
city and a state. Addis Ababa is the capital city of Ethiopia and the African Union and is often called
the "African Capital" due to its historical, diplomatic, and political significance for the continent.
Located in the foothills of the Entoto Mountains and standing 7,726 feet (2,355 meters) above sea
level, it is the third highest capital in the world. It is located in the geographic center of the country.
The city is divided into 10 boroughs, called subcities(woredas) and 99 wards(kebeles). The 10 sub
cities are listed as follows: These are (Addis Ketema, Akakai Kality, Arada Bole, Gulele, Kirkose,
Kolefe Kereranio, Lideta, Nefase silk Lafto,yeka and Lemi kura)
Currently 1.2 million people in Addis Ababa live in rented house while 2.5 million people share
rooms with other people and 375 thousand residents live in government owned houses and 70% of
house in Addis Ababa made of mud (AAHA, 2006). Until 2004 the Addis Ababa city government in
22 years is able to construct 300,000 houses of both schemes 40/60 and 20/80 condominium
distribute to the residents in 14 round. However, due to poor capacity of contractors and consultants,
and inadequate government supervision, most of the projects are behind schedule. Only 25,403
houses have recently been transferred despite the fact that 164,000 people are registered and wait for
this scheme.
In the past 22 years the Addis Ababa city administration delivered 300,000 houses for beneficiaries
but now close to a million people are on the waiting list for condo houses and have placed more than
10 billion birr into the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia for the program. Since its establishment as
AASHDE, has recorded several accomplishments required to transform the company to a level
expected from less cost to a competent & to modern condo house provider. So far, there is no such an
agency that able to provide for the resident of Addis Ababa city resident at high level capacity
building programs with in very short period of time, tried to curb recurrent quality of service
problems. Nevertheless, according to different studies and public opinions, customers are dissatisfied
with AASHDE service provision and the company has been receiving many negative feedbacks
(AASHDE) company profile, 2015). According to (Capital, July 30, 2017), the challenges faced by
AASHDE and the customer dissatisfaction are increasingly worsening for customers. Now the Addis
Ababa city government invites the private sectors to engage in construction of cost effective condos
as the result Smart Real Estate is interested to engage in construction of the cost effective condos
since the land for construction of condo is provided by city administration free of charges oppose to
luxury aspartames’ land is provided with lease or acquiring.
1.7. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES
The project is expected to dispose the following activities:
Site selection
Site selection Initial site investigations are based on the geographical areas in city administration,
where potential sites are considered in terms of providing suitable settings for the construction of new
buildings and analysis of the sites. The Project team to conduct a series of detailed studies on the area
including the carrying capacity of the site; the local environmental aspects; the existing water supply
and access roads; any existing pollutants and their potential relocation; the community’s desire for
house; and the physical and economic frameworks that exist. The Project team will also look at the
impact a large-scale residential development would have on the existing social structure of the area. If
the studies conclude the site is suitable for house development, a request will have forwarded to the
Land development and management office, to secure the land for a house project.
It’s important to develop the site plan for the housing construction. Although the housing block
designs are largely set (in terms of unit types, number of storeys, etc) is for the site design, the layout
of the blocks, communal buildings, and open spaces on the site. Entrants are short-listed and then
develop the design.
Construction stage
A central feature of the projects is the centrally sourced and distributed building materials. The
SMART Real Estate will purchase all materials in bulk in an effort to reduce the cost and control
quality. This means that there is less risk for contractors of material cost overruns. Construction
quality is monitored by project quality advisor, who conduct on-site checks.
The Smart real estate capital improvement program could be an important source of funds for
infrastructure replacement. This should be annual source of funds for several years of phased
improvements phasing.
Early phasing consideration to apply when evaluating the five alternatives device scenarios.
The execution stage of a project is the transformation of a theoretical and planned concept into
physical and material structures. It is also the stage which integrates people and other resources to
carry out the project management plan for the project. L.Chtram (2011),
Monitoring and evaluation is very critical to avoiding delays and cost overruns are the key duties
provided to the project leaders for early recognition and avoidance of any problems. Both the project
cost and the schedule can be influenced by variables within and outside the control of the organization.
Variables that fall within the organization’s control include the approach to construction, labor
productivity, site policies, safety culture, working conditions and wage rates, personnel turnover, level
of training, and working hours, all of which can have a significant impact on the project schedule and
budgets. Cost overruns can be further influenced by the organization’s procurement policies,
underestimation during the budgeting process, the absence of control and appropriate measures to
ensure adequate control, and accounting procedures and practices.
The SMART Real Estate Plc will follow below process to monitor the project performance and
process.
The successful accomplishment of the project objective is usually constrained by four factors: scope,
cost, schedule, and customer satisfaction. (Gido and Clements, 2009).
Year 1
Recently the government and the city administration give high attention and as the result they lead the
program in the Institutional level and this helps the city administration to build the better city for the
resident as well as for the country and also transferring the experience for other regional administrations.
If we see from the country policy point view every citizen has the right to live and move and generating
wealth it has positive impact by improving individual income, this finally leads to improve the GDP of the
country as the result it will impact the overall policy structure directly and indirectly.
2.3 RISK AND ASSUMPTIONS
The project assumes the following:
We will get all the resource we need on time
During the Rainey season, cheap labor will be available
All relevant stake holder will come to the next meeting
All equipment is in a good condition
The supplier will deliver consumables on time
Construction raw material price relatively remains the same
3. BUDGET FOR THE ACTION/PROJECT
Budget
Income
Expenses
Budget Item Cost Cost per m sq. Notes
Design 25,000,000.00 0.0035
Permits 250,000.00 0.36
Surveying 150,000.00
Insurance 500,000.00
Temporary fencing 450,000.00
Equipment rental 25,000,000.00
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Temporary utilities 5,000,000.00
Dumpsters 3000,000.00
Supervision 3.9, 000,000.00
89,000,000.00
General labor
8,000,000.00
Cleaning
Excavation 5,000,000.00
Underground utilities 8,000,000.00
Landscaping/irrigation 10,000,000.00
45,000,000.00
Foundation/driveway
21,000,000.00
Masonry/stone
9,000,000.00
Rough carpentry/lumber
6,000,000.00
Millwork/cabinetry
65,000,000.00
Insulation
55,000,000.00
Roofing
23,000,000.00
Siding
34,000,000.00
Doors and hardware
25,000,000.00
Windows
15,000,000.00
Drywall
10,000,000.00
Flooring
15,000,000.00
Painting
5,000,000.00
Specialties
5.8,000,000.00
Appliances
10,000,000.00
HVAC
28,000,000.00
Plumbing
55,000,000.00
Electrical
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Low voltage/security 17,000,000.00
Subtotal Birr -
Sales tax
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4. LOGICAL FRAMEWORK
Addis Ababa
City
administration
support for the
To benefit the residents of Addis project
Ababa by making house owners.
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official and Ethiopian media;
Addis Ababa Housing project
office report Loan availability
house for Addis Ababa Addis Ababa Construction and for resident
residents is provided. Housing development office
housing development report
The residents Satisfaction Resident satisfaction survey
is improved Survey on satisfaction of
Addis Ababa resident.
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Annex
Stakeholder analysis
Relative
Potential
Secondary Interests prioriti
project
Stakehold es of
impact
ers interest
Office
office
To monitor the quality and standard of the
raw materials for the construction
provided by producers and importers
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Addis Ababa Land Making the provision of regular tenure 10
development and services transparent, efficient, fair and
Management accessible
Addis Ababa Savings 7
Housing development
Enterprise
Addis Ababa Land 8
*
Tenure Certification
Primary Stakeholders
*
Lower income
5
groups
"External"
stakeholders
* 6
Non-government
organization or Donor
agency
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PROBLEM TREE
High
High More pressure on High
stressful
living cost gov't instability
life
High
Increased high illegal
inflation Increase instability
house rent settlement
rate
Shortage of
house in A.A
Low
High poor low priority
low job Increased
political engagement financial for
opportunity corruption
instability of project capacity residential
house
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OBJECTIVE TREE
low low
less pressure Less
stressful living
on gov't instability
life cost
reduce
Decrease Decrease low illegal
inflation
house rent instability settlement
rate
Availability
of house in
A.A
efficient land governing High capacity of gov't building
Low internal migration
policy condo
Low high High
High job High
political Decreased engagem priority for
opportuni financial
instabilit corruption ent of residential
ty capacity
y project house
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SMART REAL ESTATE PLC
ORGANIZATION MATRIX
Top Management
Functional 10/90 20/80 30/70 40/60 100%
Organization project project project project project
SWAT ANALYSIS
Opportunities Affordable land for lease or condo Increasing numbers of house applicant
Threats The risk of direct competitors in the area Increasing employee salary
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