
Morocco Imposes Fines for Late Self-Construction Cost Declarations
Substantial fines will be imposed on people engaged in "Self-construction" projects in case of late declarations of the cost of their work.

Substantial fines will be imposed on people engaged in "Self-construction" projects in case of late declarations of the cost of their work.

A member of parliament was stripped of his mandate for his involvement in cases of spoliation of land belonging to the state, the forest domain and the Ministry of the Interior (collective lands). This is revealed by a recent report from the General Inspection of Territorial Administration (IGAT).

Major real estate developers have resumed cash payments in commercial transactions related to the sale and acquisition of real estate in Tangier, after the relaxation of the strict measures that had accompanied the tax amnesty.

The former castle of King Mohammed VI, inherited from his father, the late Hassan II, located in the commune of Gretz-Armainvilliers, in Seine-et-Marne, is the most expensive in the world. The jewel has been put up for sale at a high price.

The authorities of Casablanca proceeded on Friday to the demolition of the historic building in the L’Anfa neighborhood. A measure that has aroused the anger of the residents.

A new circular has been addressed to the land registry conservators regarding the payment of value-added tax (VAT) on investment properties.

In Marrakech, real estate prices have continued the upward trend that began in early 2024. This increase is due to the rise in labor costs, construction material prices and a sharp increase in demand. As for land, prices have almost tripled in recent years, causing concerns.

Land prices have risen considerably in the province of Benslimane in recent months, reaching up to 1,000 dirhams/m². Several factors justify this price surge.

Moroccan taxpayers, owners of real estate, have only a few days left to declare their rental income and pay their royalties. As of March 1, late payers will face the rigors of the law.

The trial of a major real estate developer should open in the next few days before the criminal court of first instance of Aïn Sebaâ in Casablanca. He is involved in a case of "abusive seizures" of 47 properties belonging to members of a housing association of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).

Many vacant homes are recorded in Morocco. The government of Aziz Akhannouch is working to find a solution to this problem.

The court of first instance in Sefrou ruled in favor of a man who sued his ex-wife in court to claim half of a real estate property.