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Midlands Park Housing Project Set for Commissioning in Zvishavane

 Witness Runodada- Zim Now ReporterZvishavane is set to mark a major milestone in Zimbabwe’s housing development drive as the Midlands Park Housing Project, a US$29 million investment, will be commiss...

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Audrey Galawu Assistant Editor
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Published 12 September 2025 • 9:02 am
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Updated 27 October 2026 • 3:52 am
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Read time 5 min read
Tags #Zimbabwe #Zvishavane #Midlands

 

Witness Runodada- Zim Now Reporter

Zvishavane is set to mark a major milestone in Zimbabwe’s housing development drive as the Midlands Park Housing Project, a US$29 million investment, will be commissioned on September 15 by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

The project will deliver 156 modern residential flats and 504 student apartments, providing safe and decent accommodation for residents and students in the mining town.

 The development forms part of the government’s ambitious plan to deliver one million housing units by the end of 2025 in an effort to address the national housing backlog.

Women Cross-Border Traders 4ED expressed their excitement ahead of the commissioning.

 “As Women Cross-Border Traders 4ED, we feel proud of our President for such developments happening in our country, not only in Zvishavane,” said Ropa Chimenya, a member of the organization.

The Midlands Park Housing Project adds to a growing list of large-scale housing initiatives taking shape across Zimbabwe. Among these is Homelink’s Lake Chivero Housing Development Project, a USD 30 million venture located 28 kilometers from Harare’s CBD, with phase one already 40 percent complete. 

Cardinal Properties is also spearheading significant developments, including Arlington Estate, a mixed-use property development in Harare South, and Bridgewood, a premium mixed-use project in Gweru.

In addition, CBZ Holdings continues to play a central role in the housing sector through its property development and project management initiatives, including Gateway City in Mutare and Mtausi Park in Gweru.

 

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