Mauritius Property
Market Index
Real-time statistics from 159 active listings across all regions of Mauritius. Data sourced exclusively from PropertyFinder.mu.
Last updated
12 July 2026
159
130 for sale · 29 for rent
Rs 14.6M
Median: Rs 8.0M
Rs 110K
Long & short-term combined
73%
116 of 159 listings
Market by Region
| Region | Listings | For Sale | For Rent | Avg Sale Price | Median Price | Expat Eligible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| West | 98 | 76 | 22 | Rs 14.4M | Rs 6.1M | 72 (73%) |
| East | 23 | 23 | 0 | Rs 5.1M | Rs 2.0M | 17 (74%) |
| North | 21 | 17 | 4 | Rs 24.1M | Rs 17.6M | 17 (81%) |
| Central Plateau | 12 | 9 | 3 | Rs 28.9M | Rs 25.0M | 7 (58%) |
| South | 5 | 5 | 0 | Rs 2.7M | Rs 816K | 3 (60%) |
By Property Type
Price Distribution
For-sale listings by asking price band
Foreign Buyer Market
Mauritius welcomes foreign property ownership through several government-certified schemes. The following statistics cover properties currently listed on PropertyFinder.mu that are eligible for purchase by non-citizens.
116
Listings open to foreign buyers
73%
Of all active listings
Rs 14.6M
Average asking price (for sale)
Foreign ownership is subject to EDB/BOI approval and minimum investment thresholds depending on the scheme. Speak to our agents for scheme-specific guidance.
Methodology
All figures are derived from active, published listings on PropertyFinder.mu at the time of page load. Prices reflect asking prices, not transacted prices.
Average prices exclude listings with no displayed price (POA). Rental figures combine both short-term and long-term rental listings.
Foreign buyer eligibility is as declared by the listing agent and does not constitute legal confirmation of scheme eligibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average property price in Mauritius?
The average asking price for residential property in Mauritius is approximately Rs 14 million (around USD 310,000). Prices vary significantly by region — the North (Grand Baie) averages Rs 24M, while the East and South typically range from Rs 4M to Rs 8M for comparable properties.
What is the average rent in Mauritius?
The average monthly rent across Mauritius is approximately Rs 126,000, combining both short-term and long-term rental listings. Long-term unfurnished rentals for expats typically range from Rs 30,000 to Rs 90,000 per month depending on location and property size.
Can foreigners buy property in Mauritius?
Yes, foreign nationals can buy property in Mauritius through government-approved schemes including PDS (Property Development Scheme), IRS (Integrated Resort Scheme), and Smart City developments. The minimum investment is approximately USD 375,000 (around Rs 17M). Some schemes include a Mauritian residency permit. Currently 74% of active listings on PropertyFinder.mu are marked as eligible for foreign buyers.
Which region is most expensive for property in Mauritius?
The Central Plateau (Moka Smart City area) has the highest average asking prices at around Rs 28–29M, driven by premium Smart City developments. The North (Grand Baie area) follows at approximately Rs 24M average, reflecting its popularity with expats and the strength of the short-term rental market.
What is the cheapest region to buy property in Mauritius?
The South of Mauritius generally offers the most affordable property prices, with average asking prices around Rs 3–4M. The East coast (outside premium PDS estates like Beau Champ) also offers competitive values. Both regions are less commercialised and offer a more authentically Mauritian lifestyle.
Are property prices rising in Mauritius?
Mauritius property prices have appreciated steadily, particularly in expat-popular areas like Grand Baie, Tamarin, and Beau Champ. Strong demand from South African, French, and British buyers alongside limited supply in prime coastal areas continues to support prices. PDS villa prices have risen most sharply due to increasing demand from buyers seeking residency permits.