SPONSORED | The idyllic, tropical island of Mauritius attracts SA and international residential property buyers to its shores
03 August 2021 - 07:00With sales of R500m already concluded in Mont Choisy La Réserve — the third phase of Mauritius’s sought-after estate, Mont Choisy Golf & Beach Estate — construction is about to start in June 2021. Services are to be installed in preparation for the new phase of upmarket residential units, says Richard Haller, director of Pam Golding Properties Mauritius.
Within Mont Choisy Golf & Beach Estate, situated on the popular northern coast of the island in a prime location protected from the elements, South Africans comprise about 30% of buyers, about 50% French and 20% from elsewhere in the world. There is also a large contingent of South Africans living on the estate.
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