Rent can be paid in cash at our account’s office or via bank deposit/transfer. Our account details can be found on a copy of our lease agreements and any invoices issued out to prospective and current tenants.

After the lease term ends the rent is subject to review at the Landlord’s discretion. If you would like to discuss your rental and lease renewal, kindly set an appointment with the management team by mailing info@vivatowers.com

The security deposit is a set amount of money that we take from you as collateral for the structural integrity and cleanliness of the property. In other words, this money is set aside to inspire tenants to take good care of their rental property, and if you don’t, it gives us the opportunity to recoup those losses.

Utilities are the basics you need in any housing unit: water, sewerage and garbage. These bills are included in your residential rental payment invoice and are handled by your landlord. Charges for electricity, internet, gas, etc. are not included and paid for separately at the Management office on the ground floor.

It is very important to know the difference between these two terms, as they will determine how long you’ll stay at a place and how often you will pay rent. A lease term is a fixed period that states the tenant will remain in the office, apartment or home for a pre-determined amount of time — usually a year. A payment term is how often you will pay rent; on a monthly basis, quarterly, half yearly or annually.

Making simple aesthetic changes, like swapping furniture, is not a problem (unless you rented a furnished unit). However, if you want to make changes to the apartment itself — like painting or mounting some shelves on the wall — you will need to check the terms of your lease. Keep in mind that when vacating an office or apartment at the end of your lease, any permanent changes that need to be removed or have caused any damage may forfeit your security deposit.

Check your lease terms guest policy for how long people not on the lease are allowed to stay on the premises. Or the maximum capacity of tenants allowed to occupy the apartment for the duration of your lease.

Common household pets such as dogs, cats, parrots etc. are allowed. Pets that are deemed to be too loud or dangerous to other tenants will have to be removed from the premises.

For our Residential tenants, a parking space will be allocated to you once you move into one of our apartments, and will be marked by your apartment number. Commercial tenants are not allocated a parking space unless they choose to lease one from us.

Our Management office on the ground floor is open 24 hours and you can contact them on +255 786 482 232

The building is sanitized on a monthly basis and fumigated once every three months. However, routine cleaning of all common areas in the building is done daily.

If you require maintenance in your office we will do so while upholding all of our sanitary and safety procedures.

This can be arranged at a time of your convenience. Simply contact the management office to set an appointment.

At the moment we only restrict access and movement of staff that are found to have high temperatures or ill. However, we insist that any and all guests follow proper procedures and make use of our sanitization facilities before entering the building.

The VIVA Towers Swimming-pool & Gym has been re-opened effective starting Monday, 1st June for our residents only at this time. We have been closely monitoring the situation in regards to the Covid-19 outbreak and based on this, we have initiated precautionary measures through heightened safety protocols throughout VIVA Towers premises.