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Shops and retail properties for rent in Harare City Centre, Harare CBD, offer affordable options with an average monthly price of $403. These retail spaces vary in size, typically around 32 ㎡, with the smallest units at 7 ㎡ and the largest reaching up to 374 ㎡. Some properties also include larger land areas, with the biggest being 5,625 ㎡, providing flexibility for different business needs.
Many of these retail properties benefit from reliable ZESA power supply, which is important for uninterrupted business operations. The range of sizes suits small to medium enterprises looking for accessible commercial space in the heart of the city. Starting prices are as low as USD 240, making these spaces an affordable choice for entrepreneurs and established businesses alike.
Harare City Centre is the vibrant commercial and administrative core of Zimbabwe’s capital, well connected by public transport such as minibuses and taxis. The area features key attractions like the National Gallery of Zimbabwe and Africa Unity Square, alongside major shopping hubs including Joina City Shopping Centre and Mbare Musika Market. A variety of restaurants like The Deli and Amanzi Restaurant add to the lively urban atmosphere, making this location ideal for retail businesses wanting to be at the center of city life and activity.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $403 |
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