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Stunning 1-hectare beachfront land in Tsiala Bay near Diego Suarez
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6.2-Hectare Agricultural & Investment Land for Sale – Andranomanelatra, near Antsirabe
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7.5-Hectare Beachfront Land near Manompana, Madagascar (Price Reduced)
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Can Foreigners Buy Real Estate in Madagascar?
Yes. Foreigners can safely and legally buy real estate in Madagascar. This is done via a 99 year leasehold title.
A 99 year leasehold title gives the leaseholder full legal rights to alter, construct, exploit, and resell the property.
After 99 years, the leaseholder or the heirs of the leaseholder can renew the lease, or resell it to a different party.
As such, owning real estate in Madagascar on a 99 year leasehold title is basically the same as owning the property outright. It gives you all the same rights to exploit a property.
Buying real estate in Madagascar on a 99 year lease does not have to be complicated, and Madagascar Invest can assist you with this process.
Administrative Costs, Taxes and Ongoing Obligations
These are the approximate costs associated with buying real estate in Madagascar:
Registration duties: 9%
Land administration taxes: 4%
Notary fees: 1-1.5%
Annual property taxes: 5-7%
When you work with Madagascar Invest to buy real estate, we take care of the entire administrative process of transferring the title to your name, at no extra cost.
Madagascar Invest Real Estate Residency Program™
When you invest with us, you get access to our exclusive residency program, which enables you to obtain a residence permit in Madagascar at no extra cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners buy real estate in Madagascar?
Yes, foreign citizens can buy real estate in Madagascar on a 99-year leasehold.This means that you’re legally leasing the land from the people of Madagascar for up to 99 years.On a lease, you have the right to exploit the real estate property in any way you see fit – exactly as if you were owning a freehold property title.
How do I buy real estate in Madagascar?
Safely buying real estate in Madagascar can be a process filled with scams, bureaucracy, and even bribery.
The undeveloped nature of the Malagasy real estate market makes it difficult to navigate and perilous for the unexperienced buyer. But what if it didn’t have to be that way?
Buying real estate in Madagascar was never a simple process – until Madagascar Invest came along. When you work with us, the process becomes smooth, secure, and transparent.
Our team of experienced real estate agents and our prudent legal council ensures that you will enjoy a safe and seamless property sale. When you buy properties through Madagascar Invest, your property purchase will be swiftly expedited, legally titled, and at zero cost to you, the buyer.
Is it safe to buy real estate in Madagascar?
Yes, buying real estate in Madagascar is safe, IF you do it the right way.
Madagascar has a highly complicated real estate system, and there are a lot of pitfalls to be aware of when looking for real estate.
There are a lot of scams out there, and it’s important to be prudent when purchasing real estate in Madagascar.
That is where Madagascar Invest comes into the picture. We make it safe to buy real estate in Madagascar.
We only list properties that have a true and legal title, and by employing our services, we ensure that your property is correctly registered in your name when you purchase.
Is real estate in Madagascar cheap?
Cheap is a relative term, but in general, real estate in Madagascar is certainly a lot cheaper/more affordable than in most developed countries.
It is possible to find affordable homes in Madagascar, but it’s also possible to be overcharged if you don’t know the market well.
Here at Madagascar Invest, we always ensure that the listing prices of the properties we offer is fair for both the seller and the buyer.
Do I need to be physically present in Madagascar to buy real estate?
No, you can buy real estate even if you are located remotely.
But we highly recommend that you take the time to come and visit a property before you buy.
This avoids any unfortunate incidents or surprises where you buy something and later discover it was not exactly what you wanted.
Can Madagascar Invest help me buy real estate?
Yes. The mission of Madagascar Invest is to help foreigners invest in Madagascar and buy real estate.
On this page, you will find some of the most interesting real estate deals we have curated.
We will regularly update this page with new real estate deals, so make sure you check back from time to time.
Can Madagascar Invest help me sell my real estate?
Yes – if you own a property in Madagascar and want to sell it, we would be happy to list it on our site (provided that your property meets our strict demands).
Contact us for more information in this regard.
Do I need to be a resident of Madagascar in order to purchase real estate?
No, you do not need to be a resident of Madagascar to purchase real estate in the country.
Purchasing real estate in Madagascar is available to all nationalities, no matter if they have residency in Madagascar or not.
Is real estate in Madagascar a good investment?
The answer is: it depends!
If you buy real estate in the right location and for the right price, while making use of local expertise, then investing in Madagascar real estate can certainly be a good investment.
On the other hand, if you buy in the wrong place or at the wrong place – or worse yet, get scammed – then buying real estate in Madagascar is probably not going to turn out as a good investment.
Therefore, we strongly recommend that you take the time to do your due diligence before investing in Madagascar real estate.
Can I obtain residency in Madagascar by purchasing real estate?
Yes and no. Purchasing real estate in Madagascar in itself is not enough to obtain residency.
Setting up a company in Madagascar is what will enable you to obtain a residence permit.
So if you opt to purchase real estate in Madagascar AND set up a company, then you will be eligible to obtain residency by investment in Madagascar.
Should I buy land in Madagascar or buy a house?
Clients sometimes ask us if we recommend buying a land in Madagascar, or directly buying a house.
The answer to this question really depends on your personality, as well as how much money and time you have to spare, and there are benefits to both approaches.
Buying a land allows you to design your dream vacation home or off-grid getaway from scratch. But designing and building your own house takes time and effort, a luxury which not everyone has.
So if you have more money than time, then buying a house in Madagascar which is already built may be the best approach for you.
It is also psosible to buy cheap houses in Madagascar. As always, the location and the amenities determine the price.
Finally, you could consider buying a land and hiring a construction company to build a house for you. You may pay a bit more for the construction than if you were to manage everything yourself, but you will certainly also save yourself a lot of time and potential headaches.
What are the best areas in Madagascar to buy real estate?
Buyers have many great options when it comes to good places to buy real estate in Madagascar.
Buying real estate in and around the capital city of Antananarivo will always be a solid investment. Since this is the capital, there is always going to be a lot of growth in prices.
Outside the capital, the nearby islands of Nosy Be and Sainte Marie are tourist hubs with tremendous potential for growth due to tourism.
Another area worth mentioning is Tamatave, the 2nd largest city in Madagascar. The city of Tamatave has experienced a massive growth in population and in popularity over the last 20 years, and being the country’s main shipping port, the city is going to remain a good and safe place to invest for the future as well.
Other interesting cities and areas in Madagascar include Tulear, Morondava, Diego Suarez, Fort Dauphin, and Mahajanga.
Reach out to Madagascar Invest if you need additional advice about the best place to buy real estate in Madagascar according to your personal needs.
How much do houses cost in Madagascar?
Property prices vary by location and property type, but in general Madagascar’s real estate is far more affordable than in Western markets. You can find modest village homes for as low as a few thousand USD/EUR, while upscale villas or large plots of land may range into six or seven figures. One thing can be said with certainty: your money will buy you much more in Madagascar than it will in many other countries.
Why buy real estate in Madagascar?
There are numerous good reasons to get in on the gold rush and buy real estate in Madagascar before the rest of the world discovers the beauty of this island and the attractive and affordable property markets it has to offer.
Affordable prices: Madagascar is a frontier market economy, which means that the prices of properties here remain cheap compared to properties in developed markets.
Potential for value appreciation: Being a frontier market economy, Madagascar offers great potential for growth in property values as the economy expands and becomes wealthier.
Foreigners can buy: As a foreigner, you can buy Malagasy real estate on leasehold of up to 99 years renewable, which is basically gives you the same rights as owning the property outright.