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Shops and retail properties for rent in Zimbabwe offer affordable options with an average monthly price of $1,200. These properties typically have a median size of 86 ㎡ and median land area around 46 ㎡, with some larger units reaching up to 5,500 ㎡ and land areas as large as 6,000 ㎡. Starting rental prices can be as low as USD 6, making these retail spaces accessible for a variety of business needs.
Many of the retail properties come with municipal water connections and tiled floors, providing practical and comfortable spaces for commercial use. The range of sizes suits different types of businesses, from small shops to larger retail outlets, with features that support day-to-day operations in urban and suburban settings.
Zimbabwe’s retail locations benefit from proximity to major shopping centers such as Sam Levy's Village and Eastgate Mall in Harare, as well as busy markets like Mbare Musika. These areas attract steady foot traffic and offer access to a diverse customer base. The country’s growing economy and urban development, especially in Harare and Bulawayo, create promising opportunities for retail businesses looking to establish or expand their presence.
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