Only 10 shops left · Opening Q1 2027
Own a shop with your name on the title deed, steps from the Harare–Masvingo highway in Chivhu. We find the tenant. We run the mall. You collect US-dollar rent.
US$450 a monthUS$5,400 a yearFor life
Expected rent, not guaranteed.
Picture this
You didn't open a shop. You didn't chase a tenant. You didn't fix a door. Yet the rent from your shop in Chivhu has just landed — in US dollars.
That is what owning at Mazic Hub feels like. A real building. A real shop. A title deed with your name on it. And income that keeps arriving long after the paperwork is filed away.
Your income, over time
Slide to see what one shop's expected rent adds up to — before any rent increases.
Figures show expected rent of US$450 per month for one shop. Rent is an expectation, not a guarantee; actual income depends on tenancy and market conditions. Your full figures are shared personally on your call.
Why Chivhu, why now
Chivhu sits on Zimbabwe's main north–south route, the A4 Harare–Masvingo highway, about 150 km south of Harare. And some of the country's biggest names are putting serious money into it.
The town trades every day, yet it has very little clean, professionally managed shop space. Most businesses still trade from stalls and old buildings. Mazic Hub is built for that gap: a real market with real demand, not a guess.
Trucks, buses, commuters, traders, civil servants and families heading to and from Masvingo and Beitbridge pass Chivhu every day, and the farms around the town trade there too. They need food, airtime, medicine, a haircut, a quick repair. Mazic Hub is a short walk from that flow — and it is the steady demand your tenant lives on from opening day.
A brand-new eco city, a giant steel plant nearby, a bigger dam and new town status are all reshaping Chivhu. As thousands of new households arrive, your shop stops being a highway stop and becomes a neighbourhood shop in a growing town.
When a new city, a steel giant and listed property companies all choose the same town, that isn't a hunch. It's a signal.
What you own
Mazic Hub is a modern double-storey brick mall of 44 shops on Stand 37, Chivhu Town, steps from the Harare–Masvingo highway. Every shop is the same size, 15 m², and sold on sectional title, so the shop is legally yours.
At today's foundation price, ground-floor shops are US$39,400 and first-floor shops start at US$31,500. See every shop and its price.
Built for the everyday businesses a growing town needs: pharmacies, grocers, salons, takeaways, phone and electronics shops, clothing and services.
Who's behind it
Mazic Hub is a JCMasi development. We don't sell you a dream and walk away — running small-shop malls is our full-time business. Our promise is simple: Property That Lasts.
We handle the parts that make most people afraid of property — finding tenants, signing leases, collecting rent, maintenance and security — so owning a shop feels as easy as owning a savings account, only better.
Track record as published by JCMasi.
12 October 2026. A wider view of Stand 37: the foundation trenches run across the whole footprint of the mall, with concrete strips cast alo…
12 October 2026. Our site team laid the steel reinforcement along the foundation trenches and mixed concrete on site for the foundations. Th…
How to own your shop
A relaxed 20-minute call or WhatsApp chat. Ask anything.
Pick from the shops still available — ground or first floor.
Sign your offer and pay a deposit to hold your shop.
Settle the balance in easy monthly instalments.
Title deed in your name. Rent in your account.
Buy together
Two people can co-own one shop. Each pays half, you share the rent equally, and both names go on the title deed. It's a powerful way to start — and a beautiful thing to leave your family.
Ask about co-owning
Living outside Zimbabwe?
Many of our buyers live in the UK, South Africa, Australia and beyond. You don't need to fly home to own a shop at Mazic Hub, and you don't need a relative to run it for you.
Who will rent the shops
People passing through Chivhu and people moving to Chivhu need the same things: medicine, groceries, airtime, a haircut, a meal, a phone repair. Those are the businesses we bring to Mazic Hub, because they trade every day of the week.
Run a business yourself? Join the tenant waiting list for first choice of a shop to rent on opening day.
Mazic Hub is offered in a small, deliberate release — not a mass listing. When these shops are gone, the offer closes. Once the doors open, any shop that comes up later will change hands at a resale price, not at today's off-plan price.
Three ways to start today
Straight answers
Still wondering? Ask Dyllan on WhatsApp or ask our assistant.
A shop in the Mazic Hub mall in Chivhu, sold on sectional title. Once building is complete and the deeds are registered, the title deed is in your name. You own the shop — not shares in a scheme.
No. All 44 shops are the same size, 15 m². The price depends only on where the shop sits: road-facing on the ground floor, inside the mall on the ground floor, or on the upper floor.
Expected rent is US$450 per month, or US$5,400 per year, per shop. It is an expectation based on current market rents, not a guarantee. We'll walk you through the detail on your call.
No. We find the tenant, sign the lease, collect the rent, and look after maintenance and security. You receive the rent.
At today's foundation price, ground-floor shops are US$39,400 and first-floor shops start at US$31,500. Prices rise at every building stage, so today's price is the lowest it will be. See every shop and its price. You secure your shop with a deposit and pay the balance in monthly instalments.
No. You secure your shop with a deposit and pay the balance in monthly instalments. You can also co-own a shop with someone you trust to lower your share of the cost.
Yes. Plans were approved by Chivhu Town Council in June 2026, construction drawings were issued, and construction is underway. You're welcome to visit the site.
Yes. Talk to us by WhatsApp, phone or email from wherever you are, and we'll guide you through each step.
It's your property, so you can sell it. We also offer built-in exit support: we can match a genuine offer before you sell elsewhere.
Only 10 shops are left at today's off-plan offer. Once the mall opens, any shop that comes up would change hands at a resale price, not at today's offer.
The mall is planned to open in the first quarter of 2027. Rent starts once tenants move in.
Your next step
Shops still available, pricing and payment plan. Sent to your WhatsApp.
