Mauritius is setting a new standard in real estate investment with the introduction of several innovative schemes designed to attract foreign investment and stimulate local participation. These programs, including the Property Development Scheme (PDS), the Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS), the Real Estate Scheme (RES), and the Smart City Scheme (SCS), have been established to cater to a diverse range of investor needs, offering a mix of luxury living, commercial opportunities, and sustainable development.
The PDS, a merger of the IRS and RES, allows for the development of high-quality residential units in environmentally friendly settings, emphasizing local economic contribution and flexibility. This scheme not only opens up Mauritius to foreign investors looking for luxury properties but also provides them with the opportunity to obtain a residence permit, enhancing the island’s appeal as a prime destination for living and investment.
Furthermore, the SCS aims to position Mauritius as an international business hub, focusing on sustainable development. This scheme offers a holistic approach by integrating residential, commercial, and recreational facilities, optimized for energy efficiency and accessible to a wider audience including retirees and middle-income earners.
With these programs, Mauritius is not only attracting foreign capital but also ensuring that investments contribute to the country’s sustainable development goals. This strategic move is expected to bolster the real estate market, create job opportunities, and promote a sustainable and inclusive economic growth model for Mauritius.
Investors from around the world are invited to explore the diverse opportunities presented by these schemes, promising not just returns on investment but a chance to be part of Mauritius's vibrant future.
The PDS, a merger of the IRS and RES, allows for the development of high-quality residential units in environmentally friendly settings, emphasizing local economic contribution and flexibility. This scheme not only opens up Mauritius to foreign investors looking for luxury properties but also provides them with the opportunity to obtain a residence permit, enhancing the island’s appeal as a prime destination for living and investment.
Furthermore, the SCS aims to position Mauritius as an international business hub, focusing on sustainable development. This scheme offers a holistic approach by integrating residential, commercial, and recreational facilities, optimized for energy efficiency and accessible to a wider audience including retirees and middle-income earners.
With these programs, Mauritius is not only attracting foreign capital but also ensuring that investments contribute to the country’s sustainable development goals. This strategic move is expected to bolster the real estate market, create job opportunities, and promote a sustainable and inclusive economic growth model for Mauritius.
Investors from around the world are invited to explore the diverse opportunities presented by these schemes, promising not just returns on investment but a chance to be part of Mauritius's vibrant future.