Maurice is always a safe bet. The country is in fourth place in the Top 10 destinations in which to invest in real estate with the crisis in the U.S. and Europe, according to a classification of serious British newspaper The Telegraph , published on Monday November 21.
Preceded by Canada, Hong Kong and Switzerland, the concept of Mauritius Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS) is welcomed and the benefits of naturalization of the buyer highlighted. Just as tax incentives.
But everything has a price and a villa on the coast is available from £ 310,000, which is the tune of Rs 14.5 million. The political situation is described as stable by the firm of Davies Maribeth Hampton International , which markets the new IRS Fuel Group, Azur.
Of the 169 villas reserved for foreigners, these last may spend Rs 14.5 million for those equipped with three bedrooms or Rs 23.2 million for those with four bedrooms. The newspaper "sells" the IRS even indirectly advising prospective buyers to invest in Mauritius villas near the capital because of "Boucho ns."
The other countries cited by the British newspaper are Gibraltar, South Africa, Barbados, St. Lucia, Kenya and the Cayman Islands. But as readers point out the journal's web site, which would be crazy enough to invest in South Africa and Kenya, countries prone to problems of late.