The real estate market in Mauritius continues to captivate the attention of local and foreign investors in 2025. With its idyllic setting, stable economy and attractive tax incentives, the island remains a popular destination for real estate investment. Here’s a look at the trends shaping the sector this year.

Growing demand for luxury goods

The high-end property segment remains booming, driven by an international clientele looking for exclusive beachfront residences or in private residential complexes. Buyers are attracted by projects such as Integrated Resort Schemes (IRS) and Property Development Schemes (PDS), which offer unique benefits such as foreign residency permits.

A rise in ecological projects

Environmental concerns are also influencing the real estate market in Mauritius. Real estate developers are increasingly incorporating eco-friendly concepts, such as solar energy management systems, sustainable materials and bioclimatic designs. Buyers, sensitive to these initiatives, are favouring environmentally friendly projects.

The boom in rental investments

Mauritius is attracting a growing number of rental investors thanks to its influx of tourists and expatriates. Seasonal rentals, especially in coastal areas such as Grand Baie, Tamarin or Flic-en-Flac, are in high demand. At the same time, modern apartments located in urban areas close to business centres are attracting professionals looking for comfort and convenience.