Answers to the questions we hear most often from buyers, sellers, tenants and investors in Casablanca.
Yes. Foreign buyers can freely buy apartments, villas and offices in Casablanca and other Moroccan cities. Only agricultural land is restricted.
Plan for about 6% to 7% of the price: usually 4% registration duty, about 1.5% land registry fees, notary fees and VAT on those fees.
It depends on the neighborhood: from about 6,000 MAD/m² in outer districts to 22,000–28,000 MAD/m² in Anfa and Ain Diab. See our price guide by neighborhood.
Yes. Moroccan banks lend to foreign residents, non-residents and Moroccans abroad, with down payments that depend on your profile.
Use our contact form with the address, surface, number of rooms, price and a few photos. We review your listing and help you set a realistic price.
Under Moroccan lease law, the security deposit for a residential rental cannot exceed two months of rent.