Mauritius Real Estate: Trends and Investment Opportunities

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Mauritius Real Estate: Trends and Investment Opportunities

Mauritius’ real estate market has seen significant growth since the introduction of residential schemes in 2003 to attract foreign investors. This trend has continued for 22 years, with the sector playing a major role in the Mauritian economy. In 2024, the real estate market achieved a sales value of MUR 25.5 billion.

Mont Choisy la Reserve, Grand Baie

Infrastructure Development Drives Growth:

Infrastructure development, including the extension of the light rail system and road improvements, has made previously overlooked areas more accessible and investment-friendly. This strategic expansion supports balanced demand across the island while increasing the overall appeal of specific regions. Residency and citizenship-by-investment programs further bolster foreign capital inflow, enhancing the market’s appeal.

Heritage Villas Valriche, Bel Ombre

Key Regional Trends:

The North Coast, particularly the Grand Baie area, and the West Coast, spanning from Flic en Flac to Black River, continue to attract the most investment, accounting for 78% of sales volumes.

The Essence, Trou aux Biches

Sales Trends:

Since 2005, over 5,300 residential units have been sold under various schemes designed for foreign ownership, reflecting the strong demand for high-end properties in Mauritius. The average sale price for a new development unit stands at MUR 28 million (approximately $600,000), while the average resale price reaches MUR 38 million (approximately $800,000).

A major emerging trend in the Mauritian real estate landscape is the rise of Smart Cities. Designed to integrate cutting-edge infrastructure, sustainable living, and business-friendly environments, Smart Cities are reshaping the island’s property market. The Smart Mauritius initiative is an ambitious economic development program aimed at transforming Mauritius into a thriving international business and financial hub. By fostering mixed-use developments that blend residential, commercial, and lifestyle offerings, Smart Cities provide ideal conditions for leisure, living, working, and investing, making them highly attractive to both local and international buyers.

One & Only Le Saint Geran

High-End Property Market:

The high-end property market in 2024 witnessed several standout developments. Among the top apartment projects are Mont Choisy La Réserve, the third phase of Mont Choisy Golf and Beach Estate, and The Essence in Trou aux Biches offering apartments with hotel services. For villas, the top development includes One&Only Private Homes, Mont Choisy La Réserve, and Heritage Villas Valriche.

Pam Golding Properties, recognized as the Real Estate Agency of the Year 2024 in Mauritius, is here to guide you towards successful property investment. Whether you’re seeking a luxury villa, an apartment, or a secure investment opportunity, our team of experts is ready to assist you every step of the way. Contact us today at projects@pamgolding.mu or via WhatsApp at +230 263 4056.

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