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Land for sale in Sunway City, Harare East, is priced at the higher end, with the average price of properties currently listed at $200,000. The land parcels typically range from 2,000 ㎡ to 100,000 ㎡, with the median size around 4,000 ㎡, offering a variety of options for buyers interested in spacious plots in a well-established suburb.
Many of these land properties benefit from tarred roads, enhancing accessibility and convenience. The area is primarily residential, making it ideal for building family homes or investment properties in a quiet, secure neighborhood. While the land parcels do not include existing buildings, the sizable plots provide flexibility for various development plans.
Sunway City is known for its peaceful, family-friendly environment with leafy streets and low traffic. Residents enjoy close access to the Harare Botanical Gardens and Mukuvisi Woodlands for outdoor activities. The suburb also offers good schools, healthcare facilities, and shopping centers like Sunway Shopping Centre, Eastgate Shopping Centre, and Sam Levy’s Village. Transport links are strong, with major roads and public transport options connecting the area to Harare’s city center and beyond, making it a convenient location for homeowners and investors alike.
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| Type | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $200,000 |
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