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Commercial and industrial land for sale in Ruwa offers affordable opportunities with an average price of $40,000. Land sizes vary widely, from smaller plots of about 1,100 ㎡ up to large parcels reaching 65,000 ㎡, with the median land area around 4,000 ㎡. These properties provide flexible options for businesses or investors looking to establish or expand in a growing area.
Many of the land parcels benefit from tarred road access, enhancing connectivity and ease of transport. The properties are primarily undeveloped land, ideal for commercial or industrial use, with no buildings included. This makes them suitable for buyers seeking to customize their developments according to specific business needs.
Ruwa is a developing town located just east of Harare, known for its suburban atmosphere and good road links via the Harare-Mutare highway. The area has growing retail options like Ruwa Shopping Centre and essential services including schools and healthcare facilities. With public transport options such as minibuses and commuter taxis, Ruwa offers a convenient location for businesses needing access to Harare while enjoying a quieter environment.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $40,000 |
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