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Commercial properties for rent in Harare City Centre, Harare CBD, are available at affordable prices, with the average monthly rent around $700 and starting from USD 200. These properties vary widely in size, from small units around 50 ㎡ to larger spaces up to 13,500 ㎡, with some offering extensive land areas reaching 5,625 ㎡.
Many of these commercial spaces benefit from essential services such as municipal water and reliable ZESA electricity supply, supporting smooth business operations. The properties typically include office and retail spaces suited for various commercial uses, making them practical choices for businesses looking to establish themselves in the city’s core.
Harare City Centre is the vibrant commercial and administrative hub of the capital, well served by public transport options like minibuses and taxis for easy commuting. The area features notable attractions including the National Gallery of Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences, as well as key shopping destinations like Joina City Shopping Centre and Mbare Musika Market. A range of restaurants such as The Deli and Amanzi Restaurant add to the lively urban environment, making this location ideal for businesses wanting to be at the heart of Harare’s activity.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $700 |
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