The Bulawayo City Council has ambitious plans to provide housing and industrial development opportunities for its citizens in the Umvumila area.

The council has announced the availability of 557 medium-density residential stands and 250 industrial stands, which are set to be sold to potential buyers at affordable rates. This move is expected to significantly reduce the housing and industrial development backlog that has plagued the city for several years.

The medium-density residential stands, which are suitable for constructing single-family homes or multi-unit residential buildings, are located in a well-planned and developed area that provides essential amenities such as water, electricity, and sewerage services. The council has set reasonable prices for these stands, making them accessible to a wide range of prospective homeowners who have been struggling to secure affordable housing in the city.

The 250 industrial stands, on the other hand, are expected to attract investors who are interested in establishing new businesses or expanding their existing operations. These industrial stands are strategically located in an area that provides easy access to essential services and infrastructure, such as transport links and electricity, which are vital for business growth and success. The availability of these industrial stands is expected to boost economic growth in the city, create new job opportunities, and provide a platform for entrepreneurial development.

The Bulawayo City Council's decision to avail these residential and industrial stands is a significant milestone in its efforts to address the city's housing and industrial development challenges. The council has worked tirelessly to secure the necessary funding and resources to develop the Umvumila areaThis development is expected to benefit both the local community and the broader economy, and it is a clear indication of the council's commitment to ensuring that all citizens have access to essential services and resources that will improve their quality of life.

	Bulawayo Daily update ⋅ March 4, 2023
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