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Purchasing a property is a significant milestone for many investors, whether local or foreign. In Mauritius, this process is tightly regulated and involves the assistance of various professionals to ensure the transaction is legal and secure. Among these key players, the notary plays an essential role. But why is the notary indispensable in real estate…
The Bank of Mauritius (BOM) has recently published updated estimates for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Mauritius, revealing significant growth for the first nine months of 2024. The gross direct investment flows in Mauritius have reached Rs 24.8 billion, compared to Rs 23.1 billion during the same period in 2023, marking a year-on-year increase of…
Mauritius continues to stand out as an attractive destination for real estate investors. The year 2024 has seen significant developments, and the outlook for 2025 is equally promising. The country positions itself as an appealing hub due to its political stability and tax benefits, while also meeting emerging trends such as sustainability and the demand…
In the fast-paced world of real estate, every investment offers a unique chance to generate value. For investors aiming to unlock the full potential of their properties, effective management is key. We had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Jonathan Lasplaces, Senior Sales Executive at Evaco Property, to gain valuable insights into how…
Cap Marina, the real estate project being developed by Evaco Group, has become a key player in Mauritius’s real estate sector, achieving an impressive sales rate of 88% across the first eight phases launched, in record time. This success is particularly noteworthy given the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, over 200 units are…
After sharing with you tips on how to prepare for your expatriation to Mauritius in our previous blog, it’s time to delve deeper into the subject and explore the key steps that will facilitate your integration into this dynamic society. If you’ve already started planning your new life on this island, you’re well on your…
Why do South Africans invest in real estate in Mauritius? You have probably noticed in our last blog that, after the French, South Africans are the most important buyers in the Mauritian real estate market. This growing trend can be attributed to several factors that make Mauritius particularly attractive to South African investors. In this…
Since 2005, when the first sale of property under a foreign ownership scheme was recorded, the Mauritian property market has seen the transaction of 5,396 luxury homes, totaling a value of Rs 156.6 billion. Of these sales, 4,618 homes were first-time purchases, while 778 were resales. These are the findings of the Economic Development Board’s…
On a sunny day, Cap Marina sparkles in Cap Malheureux, known for its red-roofed church. This project features sleek, modern homes and a waterfront village covering 22 hectares. With stunning views of Coin de Mire, Cap Marina is set to be a top real estate destination in Mauritius. It’s close to Grand-Baie and offers beautiful…
This is the conclusion of the latest Moody’s Ratings report on Mauritius. Moody’s has maintained the country’s Baa3 sovereign rating, with a stable outlook. This means that Mauritius remains investment grade. The country was last rated in July 2023. The Moody’s report highlights the continued high growth of the economy and the country’s political stability…