Prices for properties on the former nine-hole golf course range from $2.8 million (R51 million) for a two-bedroom unit to $14.4 million (R264 million) for a seafront villa. Property is a key source of direct investment in Mauritius, which relies mostly on tourism and manufacturing exports for foreign currency. The first investor to bite was Medine, which owns 10 000 hectares of land in western Mauritius and set up the Tamarina Golf Estate and Beach Club. Villa Charlotte, a R192 million property located in the Anahita estate on the east coast, showcases the new heights of luxury on offer. And Peter Matkovich signed off on the Mont Choisy Le Golf course in the north and Heritage Villas Valriche’s Le Chateau Golf Course in the village of Bel Ombre.
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