Purpose of the City-Level Scope
This page defines the city-level scope applied to residential listing data for Kampala. Its purpose is to establish clear geographic and conceptual boundaries that constrain interpretation across all modules. The scope functions as a limiting framework rather than an analytical lens.
All references to residential real estate are bounded strictly to the city context and do not extend beyond administratively recognized Kampala.
Administrative Boundary as the Primary Constraint
The city boundary is defined by Kampala’s administrative extent. Listings are included or referenced only insofar as they are labeled, categorized, or surfaced by platforms as falling within this boundary.
This constraint does not imply completeness, accuracy, or uniform application of administrative labels across listings. It serves solely as a structural delimiter.
Exclusions Beyond the City Boundary
Residential properties located outside Kampala’s administrative boundary are excluded from the scope, even if they appear in listings that reference broader metropolitan or regional identifiers. Peri-urban areas, satellite settlements, and neighboring jurisdictions are not incorporated into the city-level context.
This exclusion prevents implicit expansion of the dataset beyond its intended interpretive frame.
Internal Granularity Within the City
Within the city boundary, references may include divisions, areas, or locality names as they appear in listings. These internal references do not alter the city-level scope and do not create nested analytical units.
They function only as descriptive labels used to organize visibility within the fixed city boundary.
Implications for Interpretation
The city-level scope ensures that all content remains geographically consistent and methodologically constrained. It prevents cross-city inference, metropolitan aggregation, or regional extrapolation.
This scope applies uniformly across overview, market, regulation, risks, and methodology modules.