Investing in scarcity. . .
- Ziyaad Oozeer
- Sep 22
- 1 min read
Is the east coast really worth it?
→ Yes, it commands the highest property prices in Mauritius:
→ Average sales: MUR 47.3M / Average rentals: MUR 100,000
→ That’s a clear signal of exclusivity and long-term value.
But isn’t there limited supply in the east?
→ Exactly! The east accounts for just 8.8% of listings across Mauritius.
→ With limited opportunities on the market, each property carries greater weight.
→ This scarcity underpins strong long-term appreciation, and Poste Lafayette is a prime example.
Why not just invest in the north or west?
→ The north (Grand Baie) and west (Flic en Flac) are crowded, with higher competition and less privacy.
→ Poste Lafayette combines secluded, unspoiled beaches, natural surroundings, and a calm village feel, attracting buyers who are seeking uniqueness, authenticity, and tranquility.
What about rental returns?
→ The east commands the highest rental averages on the island, making it ideal for investors targeting expats, diplomats, and high-end holiday lets.
So where should I start?
→ Discover Living by Sea in #PosteLafayette, a boutique residential project offering beachfront living in Mauritius’s most premium coastal market.
Living by Sea isn’t just a home, it’s an #investment in #exclusivity…
