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The real estate sector in Mauritius has consistently attracted significant foreign direct investment (FDI) over the years. According to the Economic Development Board (EDB), real estate activities accounted for 47% of the country’s total FDI stock between 2006 and 2023, amounting to an impressive Rs 152 billion.
Residential schemes: a key driver of FDI growth
A major portion of this investment has been driven by residential schemes like IRS, RES, IHS, PDS, SCS, and G+2. These schemes contributed 70% of the real estate FDI, totaling Rs 107 billion. From 2006 to 2023, residential schemes alone represented 33% of the overall FDI stock in Mauritius.
Source : EDB Mauritius
FDI growth and the role of real estate
Since 2015, the real estate sector has continuously secured a larger share of Mauritius’ FDI inflows. This rise is linked to the introduction of more residential schemes that have attracted global investors. In 2023, FDI in Mauritius hit a record Rs 37 billion, with Rs 14 billion attributed to residential schemes and a peak Rs 21 billion from overall real estate activities.
The property market’s ongoing appeal
The property market remains a powerful magnet for international investors. As the demand for luxury residential properties increases, Mauritius is reinforcing its status as a top investment destination.
