Mortgaging a property in Morocco involves fees with the land registry . Before signing a loan or guaranteeing a debt with land, a house or an apartment, homeowners must know the required documents, the rights to pay and the expected timeframes.
Obtaining or modifying a land title in Morocco can cost far more than a simple fixed fee. Between publicity rights, proportional rights, duplicate fees and minimum collection amounts, the bill depends on the nature of the property and the transaction.
In the Casablanca-Settat region, the absence of administrative police is fueling alarming urban anarchy. Faced with a multiplication of violations, authorities are questioning the real motivations of local elected officials, often accused of electoral calculations.
Morocco is rolling out new architectural charters to preserve its visual identity . For Moroccans wishing to build or invest, this transition will impose strict, tailor-made rules adapted to the specificities of each region.
A note from the National Land Registry Agency, issued on June 5, 2026, now imposes a strict obligation: all powers of attorney used for real estate transactions must be registered in a dedicated register of real rights .
A Moroccan court has just ruled: a property manager cannot deprive a resident of access to parking or elevator in case of payment arrears . A decision that puts an end to these punitive practices.
Northern Morocco is facing a major housing crisis. Nearly 334,000 apartments remain unoccupied, a situation largely attributed to Moroccans living abroad (MRE), depriving locals of accessible housing.
Gone are the days of risky paper mandates. Since Monday, June 1st, Morocco requires electronic registration of any power of attorney linked to a real estate transaction . A radical reform aimed at eradicating fraud and securing sales.
The Daam Sakane direct housing aid program is experiencing tremendous success in Morocco, surpassing 100,000 beneficiaries. Fully digitized, this scheme is particularly appealing to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs , who represent nearly a quarter of buyers.
As summer approaches, the rush for furnished apartments on Morocco’s coasts is raising concerns. Facing a lack of regulation, consumer protection associations denounce a chaotic market, plagued by scams and health risks.
A vast audit operation by the Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior reveals serious violations in the Casablanca-Settat region . Several municipal officials are distributing urban planning documents in complete violation of current legal procedures.
The appeal of Spanish property remains strong among international buyers. In the first quarter, Moroccan investors have established themselves as one of the most active nationalities in this thriving market, despite record prices.