The winners of the Mauritius Real Estate Awards 2025, hosted by PropertyCloud.mu, were revealed last night during an exclusive black-tie ceremony held at the Intercontinental Resort, Balaclava.
The prestigious gala brought together over 150 leaders hailing from the real estate sector, encompassing industry partners in the presence of the Chief Guest of Honour, Minister of Housing and Land, Honourable Shakeel Mohammed.
In his keynote address, Minister Mohammed called for a Public-Private Partnership to solve the housing crisis. He stressed the severe housing crisis, characterised by 52,000 people awaiting social housing with an average price increase of 23 percent, that marginalizes the middle class.
Faced with this challenge and a lack of government funds, the Minister has urged the need to engage in public-private partnerships (PPP) as a central solution. He proposed that the government offer fiscal advantages and a guaranteed return to developers who invest in the construction of social and affordable housing, even subsidizing the cost of land for young first-time buyers. Furthermore, he solicited the expertise of the private sector to improve the maintenance and management of existing social housing.
“The good days in a country where land is limited and scarce can only be made to last longer when the sun will rise for everyone,” he said.
The Minister also stressed such collaboration where the regulatory stability is indispensable for the prosperity of the real estate sector, extending to the entire population.
Celebrating Excellence in an Evolving Market
This year’s awards reflected a clear acceleration toward master-planned communities, sustainable design innovation, and enhanced user mobility across both residential and commercial development. Several standout projects and agencies achieved top honours, underscoring their contribution to elevating Mauritius’ position as a high-quality, investment-driven property market.
Highlights of the 2025 Winners
Pointe d’Esny le Village Rivage Sud has secured two major residential awards, including the prestigious Residential Project of the Year and Best Apartment Project, which showcased an exceptional architectural execution, sustainability practices, and market impact.
The FERNEY Farm Living by Ciel Properties was awarded the Best Residential Project – Eligible for Foreign Buyers, thus cementing its reputation as one of Mauritius’ most forward-thinking sustainable lifestyle projects.
On the other hand, Telfair La Promenade, delivered by ER Property and operated by Oficea, led the commercial categories with an unprecedented triple win: Commercial Project of the Year, Best Mixed-Use Project, and Best Office Project.
While Workshop17 Vivéa won Best Coworking Space, further strengthening Workshop17’s market leadership in terms of flexible workspace design.
Moreover, Pam Golding Properties Mauritius secured Estate Agency of the Year, reaffirming their continued industry leadership with the highest recorded agency revenue as per registrar accounts.
Seeff Mauritius received the Special Recognition Award for its longstanding contribution in its 20th anniversary year of operation, and for creating a positive impact on the Mauritian real estate ecosystem.
“We congratulate all the 2025 winners for their outstanding achievement,” said the Managing Director of PropertyCloud.mu Bryan Wester. “These projects and agencies are setting new benchmarks in design quality, sustainability, and consumer experience while reflecting the extraordinary talent shaping the future of real estate in Mauritius.”
Bryan Wester has also unveiled plans for the HomeFest Property & Lifestyle Expo, the largest real estate exhibition ever planned for Mauritius, set to take place on June 13-14, 2024, for which registration is open for both attendees and exhibitor stand bookings.
“We were pleased to once again oversee the compliance and governance of the judging process,” said the Managing Partner at Schindlers, Jason Barr. “Real estate remains a cornerstone of the Mauritian economy, and maintaining a fair, transparent, and independent evaluation framework ensures that the Awards genuinely reflect excellence.”
