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Yes, foreigners can legally buy property in Marrakech and across Morocco. There are no major restrictions for non-Moroccan buyers, except for agricultural land.
You’ll find a wide range, including traditional riads, modern villas, apartments, and land plots. Each offers unique investment opportunities and lifestyle options.
Absolutely. Marrakech is a growing market with strong tourism, attractive rental returns, and increasing property value, especially in popular areas like the Medina and Palmeraie.
Top areas include the Medina (for riads), Gueliz (modern apartments), Hivernage (luxury properties), and Palmeraie (villas and resorts).
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Yes, but you’ll need a rental license if you’re offering short-term stays. This is common for Riads and vacation rentals in tourist zones.
Expect to pay around 6–8% of the property’s value in taxes and fees, including notary fees, registration tax, and legal fees.
Yes, a licensed Moroccan notary is required to legalize the sale and ensure the property title is clean and registered properly.
Yes, with the right legal support and local guidance, Marrakech is considered a safe and stable market for real estate investment.
The process includes:
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