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Property for Sale in Mauritius - Direct From Owners

Every property for sale on Mobiz Properties is listed by the owner, not by an agency. You see the asking price, the photos and the owner’s contact details, so you can negotiate directly and keep the 2% agency commission in your own pocket.

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What you can buy in Mauritius without agency fees

Mauritius has a broad residential and investment market: family houses in Curepipe, Quatre Bornes and Vacoas; beachfront and sea-view apartments in Grand Baie, Flic en Flac and Belle Mare; luxury villas in Tamarin and Black River; and residential or agricultural land across the north, east and south. Commercial buildings and office space cluster around Port Louis, Ebène and Moka. All of these appear on Mobiz Properties as direct-owner listings.

How buying direct from the owner works

Find a property, contact the owner from the listing, arrange a viewing and negotiate the price between you. When you agree, the transfer is handled by a Mauritian notary in the normal way. Mobiz Properties is not a party to the transaction and does not take a commission - the platform’s only role is to publish the listing and connect you with the owner.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I pay a fee to buy a property on Mobiz Properties?

Mobiz Properties charges the owner a single listing fee when they publish a property. Buyers, tenants and holiday guests pay nothing to use the platform, and Mobiz Properties never takes a 2% commission on a sale or a rental.

Are the listings verified?

Every listing is reviewed before it appears publicly. Only approved listings are visible on the site, and the owner’s contact details are shown on the listing so you can reach them directly by WhatsApp, phone or email.

Can foreigners buy property in Mauritius?

Non-citizens can buy under specific government schemes and conditions. Rules change, so confirm your eligibility with a Mauritian notary or the Economic Development Board before committing to a purchase.

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