About our company
Our Mission
To provide the best platform to allow everyone to buy, sell and rent properties hassle-free and in confidence.
To build trust between parties and promote a healthy environment where real estate transaction are carried out in full compliance with the applicable rules and regulation in force in Mauritius.
Our Values
Transparency, Honesty and Professionalism remain at the core of our service.
Our Vision
To encourage long-term investment in Real Assets.
To educate everyone about the economics of real estate.
To provide the most accurate and up to date Rules , Regulation and Laws governing Real Estate transactions and Property investment.
Our Resources
A Team comprised of people with long experience in Legal and Financial domain to ensure that all our services are accurate, up to date and in-line with Generally accepted principles of business.
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Meet Our Team
The Team at PropertyHub consists of Lawyers, Accountants, Financial Ananlysts, Economists, Marketing consultants and Web developers who work in perfect coordination and have more than 25 years experience in the Real Estate sector.
Testimonials
The Hykone team did an outstanding job helping me buy my first home in Mauritius. The high level of service and dedication was impressive.
The Villa Vie team delivered on that expectation and I would highly recommend them to anyone who is in the market to buy.
The Seeff team did an outstanding job helping me sell my Penthouse in one month and without hassle.
The Decordier team did an outstanding job helping me rent a beautiful apartment in Flic en Flac. High level of service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real estate transactions in Mauritius are primarily governed by the Mauritius Civil Code, with specific sections detailing everything from contracts to property rights. Various specialized Acts also apply, depending on the nature of the transaction.
1. The Mauritius Civil Code (Code Civil Mauricien)
The Civil Code provides the foundation for all property ownership and transactions:
- Sales and Transfers: Articles 1582 to 1652 dictate the terms of sale for immovable property, outlining the duties of both buyer and seller, the transfer of ownership, and transactional safeguards.
- Leases and Rentals: Articles 1709 to 1751 cover rental agreements, evictions, and the rights/duties of landlords and tenants.
- Co-ownership & Mortgages: Co-ownership rules fall under Articles 1855 to 1870, while Articles 2124 to 2159 outline property mortgages and guarantees.
2. Foreign Ownership Laws
If the transaction involves a non-citizen, the acquisition must comply with the Non-Citizens (Property Restriction) Act. Foreigners can typically only acquire real estate through specific government-approved schemes such as the Property Development Scheme (PDS), Smart City Scheme (SCS), or the Ground+2 Scheme.
3. Additional Key Legislation
Several other laws apply to the specific details of the transaction:
- Registration & Taxes: The Registration Duty Act and the Land (Duties and Taxes) Act govern the applicable taxes, duties, and registration fees.
- Land Division: The Morcellement Act governs the division of land to ensure it complies with urban planning standards.
- Agent Regulation: The Real Estate Agent Authority Act regulates the business and conduct of real estate agents in Mauritius.
- Public Sales: The Sale of Immovable Property Act outlines the legal procedures for properties sold outside of public auctions.
Mandatory Notary Requirement
Under Mauritian real estate law, all property deeds and transactions must be drafted and executed before a locally registered Notary. The Notary ensures compliance with all property restrictions, mortgages, and tax laws
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In Mauritius, there is NO Capital Gains Tax.
Yes, transferor has to pay Land Transfer tax and Transferee has to pay Land Registration Duty.
The Seller is required to provide the following documents to the Notary, for KYC verifications :
- National Identity Card.
- Birth Certificate.
- Proof of Address.
If the seller is Married , then the documents for the spouse is also required, including Marriage Certificate.
If seller is divorced or separated by law or spouse is no longer alive, then legal documents to prove such situation is also required.
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