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Mayfair Launches Exclusive Development: Introducing Mayfair Zen

by Nawaz Peerbux July 2025NaSaNi Real Estate is launching Mayfair Zen, an exclusive new development featuring six stunning 2-bedroom apartments, nestled in the serene surroundings of Pereybere. This unique project embodies a harmonious blend of modern living and tranquil aesthetics, designed with a Zen theme that promotes relaxation and well-being.Mayfair Zen aims to create a peaceful sanctuary for...

Mayfair Eleganza Nominated for “Best Local Project 2024”

by Nawaz Peerbux July 2025We are thrilled to announce that Mayfair Eleganza was been nominated for the prestigious “Best Local Project 2024” award at the Mauritius Real Estate Awards 2024. This esteemed ceremony, hosted by Property Cloud at the Intercontinental Hotel in Balaclava, celebrates excellence and innovation in the real estate sector across the island.The nomination is a testament to the hard...

Expo September 2024 at Tribeca Mall

by Nawaz Peerbux July 2025In September 2024, we proudly hosted our highly anticipated property expo at the Tribeca Mall, attracting a diverse audience of potential buyers eager to explore exciting investment opportunities.Over the course of the weekend, we showcased an impressive selection of more than 60 properties from across the island, catering to various needs, whether it be for a new home, investment...

SB/NRE Rebranding

by Nawaz Peerbux July 2025In a bold move to better align with our expanding portfolio, we are excited to announce that our estate agency, formerly known as Sunset Boulevard, has officially rebranded to NaSaNi Real Estate as of January 2024. This transition reflects our commitment to growth, innovation, and a unified identity within our group of companies.At NaSaNi Real Estate, we will continue to offer the...

Rising Repo Rates

by Nishta Jhurree July 2025 The current Key Repo Rate (policy rate) set by the Bank of Mauritius is 4.50% per annum, effective since 7 May 2025. This rate was raised from 4.00% (as of January 2025) to 4.50% in February 2025, and it has remained unchanged since. On 7 May 2025, the Monetary Policy Committee confirmed they would hold the rate steady at 4.5%. The Key Repo Rate (KRR) and prevailing...

Inter-sectoral Support – The Banking sector and the Real Estate sector.

By Nishta Jhurree. December 2021. The banking sector of Mauritius remains profitable. Profitability ratios continued to decline in Q4 2020 but picked up in Q1 2021. Despite facing strong headwinds during the pandemic, the banking sector has remained resilient. Global regulators have encouraged banks in their jurisdictions to support the local economy through their buffers. The Bank of Mauritius...

There’s light at the end of the tunnel.

By Nishta Jhurree. December 2021. Recovering from the aftermath of Covid, Mauritius remains a preferred investment platform of Africa & Asia in 2021-2022. For 2021, the Mauritian economy is projected to grow by 5% from its 2020 growth baseline to reach MUR 449.6 bn. The Real Estate sector has a major role to play in this economic rebound. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Over the last 15...

SB understands the importance of Marketing towards Sales.

By Hasini Gooria. December 2021. Social media has become an integral part of how businesses conduct their marketing as it is deeply embedded in today’s society. With half of the world’s population (3.5 billion) on social media daily, and the average person having 8 social media accounts, it is without a doubt that social media has become a force to be reckoned with in terms of business...

Borders have opened – The Future is Bright!

By Nawaz Peerbux. December 2021. After a long devastating 16 months of strict border control and restrictions, Mauritius finally took the leap of faith and decided to open its doors to the world. October 1st, 2021, marked the date where Mauritius airport came to life as tourists flocked in from all over to visit the island that had caught the headlines during the pandemic. Since the 1970’s when...

To rent or not to rent?

By Nawaz Peerbux. December 2021. In 2019, 1,383,488 tourists had visited our island with earnings of Rs 63.1 billion. In 2020, as our borders closed, 308,908 tourists had visited our island (decline of 77.7%) while earnings fell by 72% to Rs 17.7 billion in 2020. With the opening of the borders, by the 15th of October 2021, an estimate of only 39,460 tourists had flown to Mauritius. Out of those,...

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