27000sqm Rare Commercial Property opportunity on the main road through the Musina Business District with Zoned Business 1.
Musina's proximity to the Beitbridge border post, the busiest commercial border crossing in Southern Africa, positions the property as a prime site for businesses engaged in cross-border trade, logistics, and warehousing.
Limpopo's infrastructure developments and economic initiatives, such as the North-South Corridor, are enhancing connectivity and trade routes, potentially increasing demand for commercial properties in Musina.
The substantial land size of this property offers versatility for various developments for owner use. In addition, developing the property into leasable units can generate consistent rental income.
Investing in a 2.7-hectare commercial property in Musina's business district presents a promising opportunity, especially for developments aligned with logistics, retail, or warehousing. You can capitalize on Musina's strategic location and emerging market trends.
Musina Economic Zone
The Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone (MMSEZ) is a strategic industrial development located in Limpopo.Established as a state-owned entity under the SEZ Act of 2014, MMSEZ aims to drive industrialization, attract investment, and create jobs in the region.
Situated near the Beitbridge Border Post MMSEZ serves as a critical gateway for trade between Southern Africa and the rest of the continent. The zone is strategically positioned along the N1 highway, linking Johannesburg to the north, and is connected to rail networks facilitating access to ports like Maputo and Durban.
Antonvilla Site (North): Spanning 3,500 hectares in Musina, this site focuses on light and medium manufacturing, agro-processing, and logistics. Makhado Site (South): Located between Musina and Makhado, this site is dedicated to heavy industries, including energy generation and metallurgy.
MMSEZ is also the catalyst for a new Smart City initiative aimed at transforming Musina and Makhado into a modern industrial and trade hub. The development includes plans for residential estates, public transport systems, commercial hubs and retail spaces over the next decade.
The development of MMSEZ is expected to significantly boost the local economy. The northern site alone has an estimated bulk infrastructure investment of approximately R2.9 billion.
thedtic.gov.za
Visit the official MMSEZ website: https://mmsez.co.za.
