Labasa Town is located on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu, and regarded as the administrative capital of Fiji's Northern Division. 

Labasa's central business district is a mix of State and Native land titles, and though there are few residential apartments in stock, there is a variety of hotels that are convenient for business travellers, with upcoming real estate developments such as Damodar City Labasa and the Northman Hotel. 

Labasa's residential areas include Siberia, the Fiji Sugar Corporation compound, Lajonia and Covata, while Labasa's upmarket neighbourhood is Delailabasa. 

Korovatu is a relative distance from the riverside CBD, but entails generous tracts of land by the ocean. There are expansive Freehold lots that are suitable for resort development, with land also suitable for prawn farms and rock crushing. The Labasa Airport at Waiqele is located 30 minutes from this scenic area, giving this seafront area expedient travel routes.

Freehold is also evident in Seaqaqa, where agricultural land abounds and also appropriate for farming business such as cane, vegetables, cattle and sheep farming.

Dreketi also offers a prevalence of Freehold farm lands that include live tock, cash crops and coca plantatio