Commercial for Sale in Mauritius

Yes — foreign nationals can purchase commercial in Mauritius through the Property Development Scheme (PDS) and Smart City frameworks. PDS-approved commercial are fully freehold and grant permanent residency rights to buyers investing USD 375,000 or more. Non-PDS property requires Board of Investment approval on a case-by-case basis. Our team can advise on the most suitable structures for your situation.

Buyers should budget for registration duty (5% of purchase price), land transfer tax (5%), notary fees (approximately 1–1.5%), and legal fees. Some PDS schemes offer partial or full exemptions on registration duty. Total transaction costs typically run to 10–12% of the purchase price. A notary is mandatory for all property purchases in Mauritius.

A standard property purchase in Mauritius takes 60–90 days from offer to final deed signing. The process involves a preliminary sale agreement (vente en l'état futur d'achèvement for off-plan) followed by the official act of sale before a notary. Foreign buyers may need an additional 30–60 days to secure BOI approval where required.

Commercial property in Mauritius encompasses retail units, office space, warehousing, hospitality assets, and mixed-use developments. Investors can acquire commercial property either through direct purchase or through regulated structures such as Global Business Companies. The Economic Development Board (EDB) provides guidance and incentives for significant commercial investments.

Use our search and filter tools to narrow by price, size, bedrooms, and location. Our team of local property experts is available by phone (+230 460 4170) or through the enquiry form on each listing. We can arrange viewings, provide market comparables, and guide you through the entire process from search to completion.