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Main Street, KweKwe, Kwekwe
161 m²
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Office Space to lease within the CBD with basement carparking
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First Mutual Centre, Gweru

Main Street, Gweru CBD, Gweru
373 m²
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Large and spacious offices to let in Gweru CBD, second street. Area 54m² Rentals $270.00 Security deposit applies Immediately available
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Gweru second street offices

Gweru CBD, Gweru
54 m²
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