Surrounded by azure waters and greenery, the Republic of Mauritius has become a sought-after destination where real estate investment transcends mere asset acquisition to become a true art of living. Jean Jacques André
The island has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis since the dawn of the millennium. What was only a sketch has become a masterpiece, attracting an increasingly refined international clientele. More than five thousand homes have been sold, reflecting an unprecedented level of interest. Political stability and tax advantages form the basis of a favorable ecosystem, while regulatory measures make it easier to become a permanent resident from as little as USD 375,000 .
The North and West remain the regions of choice, accounting for almost four-fifths of all transactions. These shores are particularly attractive to French and South African customers, won over by the harmony between architectural sophistication and environmental preservation. The East, more confidential, boasts higher average valuations, attracting connoisseurs in search of absolute exclusivity.
The real estate palette has expanded considerably: stately villas have been joined by elegant urban residences, serviced plots and panoramic penthouses. This diversification testifies to the maturity of the market, capable of satisfying a wide range of aspirations, from the dynamic entrepreneur to the epicurean retiree.
The profile of buyers is changing significantly. While seniors still account for three-fifths of the clientele, a younger, active and cosmopolitan generation is discovering the attractions of an island nation where professional excellence rhymes with tropical mildness. Seventy-six different nationalities have already taken the plunge, instilling a new energy, conducive to innovative projects integrating sustainable technologies and top-of-the-range services.
The attractiveness of Mauritius continues unabated. With its secure asset investment and incomparable quality of life, the island continues to write the finest pages in its real estate history, combining traditional hospitality with cosmopolitan modernity.
