Ad Valorem Properties was established in 2004 and has quickly become one of the most sought-after Real Estate companies on the West coast of Mauritius. Ad Valorem is an experienced and dynamic company led by the partnership of Eric Maingard & Jean Philippe Lagesse.
Based in Black River, with a branch office opening soon in the centre of the island, we have extensive local knowledge and experience of real estate transactions throughout Mauritius. We've built our business on the foundations of service, transparency, honesty and integrity; and we bring those core values into all our business relationships. We are also a member of the Estate Agent Association of Mauritius (EAA).
Whether you're looking to buy property in Mauritius, or you'd like to rent property for long-term accommodation, or perhaps you're looking for a favourable property investment, our local expertise would be a distinct advantage.
Fluent in French & English, our team can guide and advise you through the entire process of locating, identifying and securing your new property.
We also offer tailor-made solutions for our clients who own homes for long-term rental, so we have access to a number of trusted local craftsmen and tradesmen who can make any updates or modifications you might need; from landscaping, to plumbing and building work.
If your dream is owning a luxury villa, or renting a bungalow on the beach, or finding an ideal investment property, we can help you find the perfect house. Call us on +230 483 7199 or Contact Us and put our expertise to the test…
Experience Mauritius with us
Every year, Mauritius welcomes new residents eager to discover and experience island living in this tropical and charming environment.
Mauritius is a small island in the middle of the Indian Ocean, 65km long by 45km wide; and only about a 12-hour flight from Europe. Its tropical climate offers a very comfortable temperature all year round. Mauritius only has 2 seasons - summer is hot and humid (27°C – 33°C) from November to April; winter is cooler (17°C – 25°C) from May to October.
The successive waves of immigration throughout the years have brought an incredible mix of cultures to this island - European, Indian, African, Creole, who live together in harmony and co-operation on this small piece of paradise.
The official language is English, although French and Creole remain the most spoken languages. The local currency is the Mauritian Rupee (Rs.) |
