Luxury real estate · Marrakech
Villas, riads, apartments — handpicked for you.
Verified properties
Legal status checked before listing
Notary guidance
From offer to signature at the notary
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Advisors who speak your language
Off-market
Confidential properties on request
Selection
Palmeraie
1,700 € / night
≈ 18,500 MAD
Gueliz
930 € / month
≈ 10,000 MAD
Amizmiz Road
1,028,000 €
≈ 11,100,000 MAD
Medina
350,000 €
≈ 3,780,000 MAD
Medina
930,000 €
≈ 10,044,000 MAD
Ourika Road
650,000 €
≈ 7,020,000 MAD
Neighbourhoods
Our approach
Land title, VNA status, notary fees, repatriation of funds: we check every file before presenting it and guide you through to handover, in French, English or Arabic.
Speak to an advisorBuying in Morocco
Yes. Non-residents can freely buy titled property in Morocco. The sale is registered by a notary, who verifies the land title.
It is the registration of the property with the Land Registry. It guarantees ownership and clears unregistered claims — the safest status for a buyer.
Allow around 6–7% of the price: registration duties, land registry and notary fees.
“Non-agricultural use” approval is required for a foreigner to buy agricultural land outside urban limits, for example on the Ourika Road.
Journal
Land title, car access, structural condition: what to check before signing for a riad in the Medina.
Two prestigious addresses, two lifestyles. A comparison of Marrakech’s most sought-after residential areas.
Acquisition costs, the notary’s role and convertible dirham accounts: what to know to buy with confidence.
