Buying a Property With a Tenant in Morocco: What Happens to the Lease and the Rent
Buying property with a tenant in Morocco? Learn what happens to the lease, when rent passes to you, tenant rights and what to check before you pay.
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Fiscal Representation in Morocco: Do Foreign Property Owners Need a Tax Representative?
Do foreign property owners in Morocco need a fiscal representative? What Article 115 covers and who handles tax when you buy, rent or sell.
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New Build or Resale Apartment in Marrakech: Which Is Safer for Foreign Buyers?
New build or resale apartment in Marrakech? Compare risks, paperwork, prices and running costs, with the checks foreign buyers should make before paying.
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Property Tax in Morocco: What Foreign Owners Pay Every Year
Property tax in Morocco explained for foreign owners: housing tax and municipal services tax rates, the 75% reduction, exemptions and what to check.
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How Much Does an Apartment Cost in Morocco in 2026?
“`htmlApartment prices in Morocco depend so heavily on city, neighbourhood, size, condition, title status, and building quality that no single national price is useful. To compare budgets, this guide uses three rounded planning bands: 5,000 to 7,000, 9,000 to 14,000, and 15,000 to 25,000 MAD per m². These bands are scenarios built from selected Yakeey…
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14 Best Areas to Buy Property in Casablanca in 2026
Best areas to buy property in Casablanca in 2026: Start with Racine, Gauthier, Maârif, Palmier and Les Princesses for central apartments; Anfa Supérieur, Ain Diab, Val d’Anfa and Oasis for different family or lifestyle needs; and Casa Anfa, Sidi Maârouf, Belvédère and Hay Hassani when a specific commute or budget shapes the search. Casablanca Marina…
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Buying Property in Morocco Through a Notary: What I Learned the Hard Way
Buying property in Morocco through a notary gives you a professional to prepare the sale documents, coordinate legal checks, handle the agreed payment route and submit the transfer for registration. Before you sign or pay, ask exactly what the notary has checked and what still needs a separate review. I am Anis Chity, founder of…
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Melkia vs Titre Foncier in Morocco: What Foreign Buyers Must Know
The difference between Melkia and Titre Foncier in Morocco is registration: a Titre Foncier is a final entry in the national land registry kept by ANCFCC, while Melkia is traditional ownership evidence for property that has no final registered title. For a foreign buyer, that difference changes which documents you need, which checks your notary…
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The AVNA Certificate in Morocco: What Every Foreign Buyer Needs to Know Before Touching Rural Land
An AVNA (Attestation de Vocation Non Agricole) is an attestation required for certain eligible foreign acquisitions of agricultural land, or land with an agricultural vocation, located wholly or partly outside an urban perimeter for a non agricultural investment project; it is one condition of the transaction and does not by itself establish ownership, permit construction,…
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Real Estate Agent in Marrakech for Foreign Buyers: How to Choose Safely
To choose a real estate agent in Marrakech safely, check the agent’s business identity, local track record and whom they represent before any viewing. Then get the fee and every condition in writing, and verify the property through an independent notary before you pay anything. A good agent helps you find and negotiate a property,…
