Lilongwe's industrial north — warehousing, factories, the tobacco floors and the freight that serves them. The property that matters here is commercial: yards, godowns and warehouse space. Residential demand is largely from people working on the estates.
Malawi's capital and its biggest property market. Lilongwe is organised into numbered Areas rather than named suburbs, which is why almost every local search is for a number — Area 47, Area 49, Area 43. Broadly, the low numbers and Old Town are the older, denser, cheaper side of the city; the high numbers to the north and east are where the newer walled houses and the remaining serviced plots are. City Centre is offices and institutions rather than homes.