New homes in Morocco



General information of Morocco

The Kingdom of Morocco is a country in North Africa, bordering the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

Morocco has an excellent climate, beautiful beaches, golf courses, a very particular color and one of the most exotic cultures and rich history.

Morocco is a stable economy with steady growth over the past half century. Morocco's economic indicators show a sustained real growth of around 4% annually since 2002, while inflation remains at 2.1%.

Invest in Morocco

Morocco is today one of the first emerging economic markets. The construction and tourism have become the pillars of the economy.

Today, Morocco is the second most important destination for African tourism and the King is committed to tourism as a major source of revenue for the country.

Economic Development Plan, called Plan Azur 2010, includes the creation of tourism infrastructure in the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, so that infrastructure will be created with public funds to improve communications and tourism services, such as apartments, flats, houses, golf and 5 star hotels.

Property investment in Morocco

Morocco has a very active property market emerging.

The King is giving incentives to investors and developers to build hotels and holiday homes in this country, there is even a continuous development of laws to protect the interests of foreign investors.

Investors in any country in the European Union or the United States are particularly welcomed in Morocco and enjoy tax advantages, so any investor, resident or foreigner can buy property in Morocco.

Currently, more than five million Moroccan immigrants would like to buy a house in Morocco. In addition, currently many factories are moving from China to Morocco, which will require a market for apartments for rent near industrial zones.

Keep in mind the expectation that real estate price multiplied from 5 to 10 times over the next five years in Morocco.

Useful links

• National Portal of Morocco
• Moroccan Tourist Office

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