If you've got a cool $120 million burning a hole in your pocket, listen up. The crown jewel of the late businessman Sam Levy's empire is on the market, and it could be yours.
Sprawled across 30 prime acres in the leafy Harare suburb of Borrowdale, Sam Levy's Village is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the savvy investor with a vision. Designed to mimic a charming British town, complete with a Big Ben-inspired clock tower, this open-air mall was the crown in Levy's commercial real estate empire.
But times have changed, and the Levy family is now ready to part ways with this iconic property. With a reported 100% occupancy rate over the past four decades, the village has seen its fair share of ups and downs in recent years. High rents have left some spaces vacant, and major tenants like Ster Kinekor have already headed for the exits.
The $120 million price tag, payable offshore, may price out many local buyers, but for the right investor, this could be a golden opportunity. Borrowdale is rapidly evolving, with banks, retailers, and new shopping complexes popping up all around Sam Levy's Village. The surrounding property landscape is heating up, presenting both risks and rewards.
So, if you've got the capital and the vision, this is your chance to snap up a piece of Zimbabwean real estate history. Pam Golding is ready to guide you through the acquisition process, but act fast – an asset this unique is unlikely to stay on the market for long.
