Buying Process

Apartment 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…

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…

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…

An ANCFCC certificat de propriété is an official document attesting a registered property’s legal and physical situation at the moment the request is presented. In practice, it helps a buyer and their notary see what the land register recorded for a titled property on that date. A genuine certificate is still a dated snapshot, so…

Last updated: September 2026 Yes, foreigners can buy property in Marrakech, and non residents can generally buy most types of urban residential property there. That general permission does not make every property a safe purchase, so each title, seller and building still needs to be verified. Land classified as agricultural follows different rules, and some…

Yes, buying property in Morocco through a company is possible in many situations, and the company then becomes the legal owner instead of you. Your name appears in the company records as a shareholder, while the company name appears on the property title. So the real question behind how to buy property in Morocco through…

Yes, foreigners can generally buy titled urban residential and commercial property in Morocco, without Moroccan residency and without a Moroccan partner. However, buying property in Morocco as a foreigner still depends on the specific property and its land classification. It also depends on the ownership record, the contract you sign and the route your money…

Buying a house in Morocco is generally possible for a foreign buyer, but the exact property, ownership record, land status, contract, and payment route must be checked before any commitment. The safest approach is to involve your own Moroccan notary or qualified lawyer early and arrange a separate technical inspection of the house. Buying a…