Smart investing, coastal living, and island escapes - this week’s PropertyCloud newsletter explores buying property in foreign currency in 2026, showcases the refined lifestyle at Viva Calodyne Villas, and highlights the allure of holiday rentals in Mauritius.

In this week’s issue:

• Buying Property in Mauritius in Foreign Currency in 2026

• Coastal charm meets modern luxury at Viva Calodyne Villas

• Escape to Paradise: Holiday Rentals in Mauritius

MARKET INSIGHTS

Buying Property in Mauritius in Foreign Currency in 2026

Mauritius has shifted to a rupee-first property framework. Under the 85/15 rule, 85% settles in rupees, 15% in foreign currency, all via approved schemes and licensed notaries. From 1 July 2026, duty and transfer tax on non-citizen purchases will double to 10%. The USD 375,000 residency threshold stays intact.

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NEW PROJECTS

Coastal charm meets modern luxury

Coastal charm meets modern luxury at Viva Calodyne Villas. Nestled on a prime 12,671m2 site in a highly-sought after residential area, just moments from the pristine beaches of Anse la Raie, this exclusive development features 6 Signature Villas and 14 Garden Villas with contemporary design drawing inspiration from vernacular architecture. Enjoy shared access to amenities such as a lush 2,000 m2 garden and a lap pool, as well as Managing Agent (Syndic) services. Built under the Property Development Scheme, Viva Calodyne Villas provides international buyers with an opportunity to obtain Mauritian residency.


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PROPERTY LISTINGS

Thank you for reading!

We’ll be back with more updates next week.

— The PropertyCloud team