Fiji waterfront, honestly described
Beachfront, riverside and islands. We establish tenure, lease term and transfer consent before a listing goes up — the things that decide whether a sale can complete, and the things you cannot check from another country.
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listings being prepared
Every one checked before it appears
Nothing listed here yet.
We check tenure and title before anything goes up, so this fills slowly and on purpose. Tell us what you are looking for and we will go and find it.
We check tenure and title before anything goes up, so this fills slowly and on purpose. Tell us what you are looking for and we will go and find it.
Selling land? We only get paid when you do.
Fifteen percent on completion, nothing up front, and nothing if it does not sell. We do the part that costs you buyers: establishing the tenure, the remaining term and the consent position, so an overseas buyer can believe what the listing says.
- Owners — you do not need an agent to list with us. If you hold the title or the lease, bring it.
- Agents — list your waterfront stock here and reach buyers who are not in Fiji. Your commission arrangement with your vendor is yours; ours is with the sale.
- Landowning units — we work with mataqali and trustees on lease offerings, and we will not list anything the Trust Board has not been consulted on.
We list beachfront, riverside and islands only. If it is not on water we are not the right people, and we will say so rather than waste your time.
Why so few, and why so slowly.
We list land on water and nothing else, because that is where Fiji tenure gets complicated enough to be worth checking — foreshore rights, mataqali boundaries, and leases whose term decides what a bank will lend against it. Most of Fiji is iTaukei land held on lease, not freehold. A listing that does not say which, how many years remain, and whether the Trust Board has consented to a transfer is not a listing, it is a photograph with a price on it.
