The first phase of individual houses at Les Promenades d'Helvétia, in the heart of the island, consists of seven units ranging from 231 m2 to 268 m2.
Ideally positioned along Helvétia Avenue, these magnificent residences benefit from immediate proximity to essential daily services including schools, a sports center, shopping centers, and La Promenade.
A strategic location that ensures easy access to a variety of services facilitating daily life, and providing a harmonious and convenient living environment.
Each units offers:
Embraced by the scenic surroundings of Helvétia in the Smart City of Moka, the private spaces within each home enhance the overall allure, creating a harmonious and comfortable living environment.
Les Pavillons d’Helvétia is available under the Smart City Scheme and is a top choice for both local and overseas buyers. It presents a unique opportunity to purchase real estate in an area that focuses on well-thought-out, continuous and sustainable development.
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A safe off-plan investment through the VEFA contract
Apartments and individual homes at Les Promenades d’Helvétia are sold off-plan through a “Vente en l’Etat Futur d’Achèvement” (VEFA) contract, which implies that the seller transfers ownership rights of the land and construction in progress to the buyer. The price of the residence is payable in instalments as the work progresses.
In line with VEFA requirements, the development is secured by a Performance Bond (Garantie Financière d’Achèvement – GFA) from a trusted banking institution. The GFA guarantees delivery of the property according to the terms of the contract. In case the developer fails to complete the project, the banks will act as guarantors for delivery of the development.
The residential neighbourhood of Helvétia has been a hot spot of Moka since 2010. It epitomises an easy living, offering an enviable village lifestyle in the heart of a bustling city. Residents have a comprehensive array of facilities and services, including schools, a sports and wellness institute, a commercial centre with a supermarket, restaurants and shops as well as a linear park, La Promenade, on their doorstep.
The Government of Mauritius introduced the Smart City Scheme in 2015 to promote investment in intelligent, innovative and sustainable urban developments across the country. Moka was issued with a Smart City Certificate by the Economic Development Board in 2017 and is now open to foreigners for freehold ownership.
The Smart City Scheme is a new investment option aimed at enhancing the national property landscape. It is hinged on the pillars of innovation, sustainability, efficiency and quality of life.
The scheme presents various advantages for foreign buyers, including:
• The possibility to resell the property
• A residence permit with a minimum purchase price of USD 350,000
• ICT-enabled urban services for residents, with smart sensors across the city
• A reduced environmental footprint
• Constantly improving mobility solutions
• High-quality infrastructure
This multi-faceted city may seem quietly charming to the rushed passer-by, but taking the time to wander unveils little gems at every corner. Whether for business, education, leisure, sport, well-being and shopping, among others, Moka has got it all covered. Steeped in nature, it is a vibrant place to live, work and play.
Beyond its authentic character, Moka is also home to innovation. Through citizen-focused projects and exciting sports and cultural events, the well-being of residents and visitors are central to the smart city’s every action.
This ecosystem has been under development for more than 12 years with the same ambition: to ensure a well-thought-out, harmonious and sustainable development for its community. Gradually, inspiring events and innovative concepts such as the Moka’mwad citizen collective are helping to shape the future of the smart city. A land of opportunities, where space and resources are optimised for the common good.
Moka is currently home to:
schools ranging from
nursery to tertiary education
medical and paramedical
facilities, including a
private hospital with
world-class services
sport and
wellness institute
multisport club
shopping and leisure centres,
including Bagatelle Mall,
the island’s largest mall
retailers and companies
of the city made up of
green and common spaces
access roads, including
2 motorways