The Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) is inviting written tenders for the sale of a 7.8-acre freehold property in Momi, Nadroga, describing the site as having strong residential, commercial and tourism development potential.
According to a public advertisement, the property comprises Freehold Land CT 4057, Lot 1 N39, Momi, Nadroga, with a total land area of 31,565.48 square metres (7.8 acres).
FSC says the site is located in a central area of Momi, also known locally as Savusavu, approximately 45 minutes’ drive from Nadi International Airport.
The corporation highlights the property’s proximity to key amenities and tourism attractions, including Cloudbreak surf break and the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay.
Existing improvements on the property include a single-storey building, the Savusavu Temple, and two residential houses.
The advertisement states that the property is surrounded by Savusavu Primary School, Momi Surf Charters, Tambua Sundry, and the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay.
FSC says the land is suitable for a range of future developments, including a boutique resort or eco-lodge, a residential subdivision, or a private estate or community facility.
The corporation describes the site as being in a quiet and peaceful location with excellent potential for residential, commercial or mixed-use development, noting that its strategic location near educational facilities, tourism businesses and local services makes it attractive for investors.
Interested buyers have been invited to submit written tender offers in accordance with the requirements outlined in the advertisement.
