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Practical guides for buying, investing, renting or settling in Marrakech.

July heat in Morocco needs planning, not panic. Official vigilance bulletins should guide daily decisions.

Since 1 July 2026, Moroccan property deeds above MAD 300,000 may trigger an additional 2% registration duty when payment is not traceable or when the deed does not state payment references. For business goodwill, the MAD 300,000 threshold does not apply.

The word dahir appears in Moroccan legal texts, land references and some real-estate documents. Here is a plain-language definition for non-lawyers.

Before buying a new-build or off-plan apartment in Morocco, a brochure is never enough. Developer, land, permits, contract and delivery documents must be verified.

Securing a Moroccan property purchase starts with traceability for every payment: deposit, advance, stage payment, notary account, final balance and delivery.

Since January 1, 2025, the Land Registry systematically rejects any sale deed not accompanied by a DGI registration certificate — a new administrative circuit that directly affects buyers, residents and MRE alike.

Between registration duties, housing tax, rental income tax and the capital gains levy, taxation can eat over 10% of the purchase price and 20% of the resale profit. Here is the breakdown, item by item.

The word Dahir often appears in Moroccan legal texts. Buyers do not need to become lawyers, but they should understand why official texts and documents matter.

From title deed checks to unrealistic yield promises, buying in Marrakech has specific risks that buyers should understand before signing.