Anza sits at the northern edge of Agadir, where the city stops being a resort and starts being a working port. For years it was known mainly for its industrial zone, its fishing activity and its surf break. Today it appears on the shortlists of international buyers who find the beachfront districts of Agadir too […]
Marrakech does not have one season. It has four distinct commercial realities, each with its own traveller, its own price ceiling and its own operational burden. Owners who run a villa here on a single annual playbook tend to leave money on the table in spring and burn cash in summer. With more than 25 […]
On the Atlantic coast, some twenty kilometres north of Agadir, the corridor linking Taghazout to Tamraght has become one of the most dynamic rental markets in Morocco. World famous surf spots, near permanent sunshine, the new Taghazout Bay resort and the arrival of international hotel brands: the ingredients of solid rental demand are all in […]
From London, Manchester, Dubai or beyond, Marrakech continues to attract a new generation of international investors looking for a property asset that is culturally rich, well connected by air and supported by resilient tourism demand. Buying a villa or an apartment in the ochre city to let it for part of the year is an […]
For many families travelling from the Gulf, Europe or further afield, Marrakech has quietly become a favourite family refuge. It is only a few hours by air from London, Paris, Dubai or Doha, the climate is mild for much of the year, the culture is warm and reassuring, and above all you can live in […]
Every winter, while northern Europe sinks into cold and darkness, Agadir enjoys a second season. It is quieter than summer, yet every bit as lucrative for owners who know how to capture it. Thousands of British, Belgian, French, German, Dutch and Scandinavian retirees leave home to spend two, three or four months in the sun […]
Selling a property in Morocco when you live abroad raises three very concrete questions: how much capital gains tax you will owe, how the transaction unfolds before the notary and the Land Registry, and above all how to transfer the sale proceeds to your country of residence lawfully. Many British and international sellers discover too […]
Morocco has quietly become one of the most attractive retirement destinations for British and international pensioners: sunshine most of the year, a short flight from Europe, a lower cost of living and, increasingly, a genuinely favourable tax regime for foreign pensions. Yet before packing your bags, three practical questions deserve clear answers: how do you […]
Buying a home off-plan means acquiring a property that does not yet exist, paying gradually as construction advances. In Morocco, this arrangement, known as the sale in a future state of completion (vente en l’etat futur d’achevement, or VEFA), attracts buyers with entry prices that are often more attractive and the option to personalise certain […]
Owning a second home in Marrakech often means holding an asset that sits empty for much of the year. Yet the Moroccan school calendar concentrates strong, family driven and remarkably predictable rental demand. Between the long summer break, the mid year holidays, the religious festivals and the extended weekends, there are several weeks each year […]