The Grid › Great Zimbabwe
The Grid · Homes and offices
Great Zimbabwe
Carthage Point’s twin, its entrance facing the water: offices below, homes and a penthouse above, joined high up to Carthage Point by the sky bridge; its residents’ rec floor has pool and table tennis to play.
Rent a home or one of its 10 offices by the month, the quarter or the year. A rented home is private: only you, and the people you invite, can go in.

- 10Offices
- 13 of 13Homes free today
What you can do there
- Walk up to a front door to see if it’s free, and rent it there
- Furnish it your way and put your own photos on the walls
- Give your team the office door, with visitor passes for guests
Rent here
Yes: 13 homes (13 free today) from US$10 a month, and 10 offices (7 free) from US$25 a month — by the month, the quarter or the year, with a free account. The rent page shows the exact price in your currency.
Questions people ask
- Where is Great Zimbabwe in the Grid?
- Carthage Point’s twin, its entrance facing the water. Walk in and any wayfinding kiosk (the lit screens with an “i” on top) shows the way, with a walking route, the nearest bus stop or a taxi there.
- Is Great Zimbabwe free to visit?
- Yes. The Grid is free: walk in as a guest in your browser, nothing to download.
- Can I rent a space at Great Zimbabwe?
- Yes: 13 homes (13 free today) from US$10 a month, and 10 offices (7 free) from US$25 a month — by the month, the quarter or the year, with a free account. The rent page shows the exact price in your currency.
It’s open now. Walk in as a guest — no download, no account.
Walk inMore in the Grid
Hanging BabylonThe spiral tower east of the park.
African LotusThe tallest tower in the city.
Carthage PointA skyscraper facing the park.
Lumen WestWhole-floor apartments with a balcony all the way round, a penthouse and a roof pool, over a shop at street level.
Lumen EastLumen West built the other way round.
Avenue HeightsApartments and studios with balconies down both sides, a shop on the avenue corner and a pool on the roof terrace.