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Properties for rent in Budiriro, Harare High Density, offer affordable housing options with an average monthly rent of $400. These properties typically range around 50 ㎡ in size, with land areas averaging about 200 ㎡ and some larger plots reaching up to 500 ㎡. Rental prices start as low as USD 150, making this area accessible to many renters.
Many of the rental homes feature tiled floors and access to borehole water, which are valued amenities in the area. The properties generally provide modest living spaces suitable for young families and working professionals looking for practical and budget-friendly accommodation.
Budiriro is a vibrant suburb known for its strong community feel and convenient access to Harare’s city center. Residents benefit from local schools such as Budiriro Primary School and Budiriro 2 High School, as well as nearby clinics. The Budiriro Shopping Centre serves as the main retail hub, while Budiriro Recreational Park and the nearby Mukuvisi Woodlands offer outdoor activities. Public transport options like minibuses and commuter taxis make commuting straightforward, supporting a relaxed yet connected lifestyle.
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200 m²
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240 m²
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200 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $400 |
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