•	Guaranteed secure freehold title under the Torens Title System (similar to the system used in Australia and New Zealand.
•	Building permit available for each lot.
•	All weather access roads.
•	Average lot size is over 1 acre to ensure privacy and each property has a formed home site positioned to take advantage of the fabulous views.
•	Beautiful tropical environment, the estate is set partly in coconut plantations with balance lush rainforest.
•	Mild and generous climate tempered by south-east trade winds and light sunny days.
•	Lot owners and guests may enjoy the facilities of Dere Bay Resort and Koro Beach Resort which offer trekking, kayaking, snorkerling, scuba diving, fresh water swimming pool, canoeing, sailing, wind-surfing, game fishing, reading library and various Fijian Cultural experiences such as village visits, dancing and craft making.
•	Sound investment with significant potential for capital gain and further income through rentals when vacant.
•	Vendor finance is available on 10% deposit with the balance over 8 years at 7% reducible. Therefore most lots are available for around US$3000 deposit with balance payable at about US$350 monthly. There is a 10% discount for cash purchase.
•	You may build your own home at any time. However many purchasers simply acquire lots as an investment. Every assistance will be provided with building plans, approval through local authority and arranging of building contractors.
•	The Australian directors of Koro Seaview Estates have been living in Fiji for many years and enjoy an impeccable reputation. They have successfully completed similar projects throughout Fiji.
•	All titles are currently available with some lots providing direct sea access. In each case there is an elevated home site offering panoramic views of sea and mountains.
•	Dere Bay is a safe sheltered harbour ideal for yachts and boats. Professionally installed moorings are available. There is a 450 foot Jetty completed with a Sunset Bar under construction.

Peter Knight, of the highly respected Cromptons Solictors of Suva, comments:

“We are the solicitors for Mr. David Miller, in the sale of freehold lots of land at Koro and have been acting in this capacity for a number of years. The land in question is freehold. Non-residents of Fiji are permitted to purchase land in Fiji subject, in the case of land in excess of 1 acre, to the consent of the Minister for lands under the Land Sales Act. In this case, Mr. Miller has obtained a blanket consent from the Minister for Lands for first sales to purchasers. Separate titles are available for all the lots. The lots are free from all encumbrances save for easement certificates relating to the estate roads.

Subject to the obtaining of building permit from the local authority, it is possible to construct homes on the lots. Stamp duty of 2% of the purchase price is payable on the sale and purchase agreement on transfer. Visitors to Fiji are allowed to stay in Fiji for up to six months in any one year on a visitor’s permit. Any person who is able to show that he/she has an assured income of a satisfactory amount from outside Fiji will qualify for a residents permit of up to three years initially.” Our nearest neighbours of Wakaya Island have a similar concept of luxury resort and freehold home sites.

A recent article in Island Business states:

“Others are Wakaya’s residents, the owners of palatial houses erected on some of the 500 to 600 ft high ridges of the island for the enjoyment of magnificent seascapes, panoramas, sunrises and sunsets.” You are talking US$900,000 to more than US$2.3 million for one of these. That’s not counting the price of the site. That ranges from US$500,000 for a two acre lot to over US$1 million for larger ‘ estate’ lots of around eight acres. Sixty of Wakaya’s 90 lots have been sold and so far eleven houses have been built.