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61,801 m²
5,106 m²
10,000 m²
3,000 m²
2,500 m²
26,480 m²
5,755 m²
3,400 m²
12,911 m²
4,164 m²
Commercial and industrial land for sale in Harare South, Harare, offers a range of options with an average price of $70,000. The median land size is about 5,500 ㎡, with plots ranging from as small as 200 ㎡ up to 81,000 ㎡, providing opportunities for various business and industrial developments.
These land parcels are typically suited for commercial and industrial use, ideal for investors or companies looking to establish or expand operations. The properties generally do not include buildings, focusing on land availability in a growing area with potential for development and customization according to business needs.
Harare South is a mixed-use area known for its suburban feel and affordability compared to northern suburbs. It benefits from good road connections and public transport, making access to the city center straightforward. Nearby amenities include the Mukuvisi Woodlands nature reserve and the National Sports Stadium, offering recreational options. The area also has several schools, the major Parirenyatwa Hospital within reach, and shopping centers like Southgate Shopping Centre, supporting a convenient lifestyle for workers and residents alike.
8,029 m²
6,000 m²
1,770 m²
20,000 m²
14,000 m²
10,000 m²
10,000 m²
26,000 m²
2,800 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $70,000 |
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