The Cameron Journal
Market analysis, practical advice and neighbourhood guides to buy, sell and invest in Marrakech with greater clarity.
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Buying an apartment, villa or riad in Marrakech is possible for a foreign buyer, including if they do not reside in Morocco. However, before signing, you should verify the legal status of the property, allow for…
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Marrakech is no longer simply a successful tourist destination. The city has become one of the main driving forces behind Moroccan tourism. Over the first five months of the year,…
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Buying an apartment, villa or riad in Marrakech always raises the same questions: can foreigners buy, at what price, in which neighbourhood, and with what costs? Here are the 20…
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18,000 dirhams in Guéliz? 25,000 in Hivernage? 40,000 for certain apartments? 60,000 or more for a high-end property? When looking for the property price per square metre in Marrakech, there…
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Some properties make an immediate impression. Others call for a more attentive eye. Imposing furniture can conceal a sitting room’s proportions, curtains can darken a room, and dated decoration can…
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One villa is listed at 8 million dirhams. Another, apparently comparable, is offered at 10 million. A few streets away, a similar property appears at 12 million. Which one reflects…
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Are you hesitating between an apartment in a future development and a property you can already view? Between a villa to be built and an existing house with its garden…
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In Marrakech, golf is no longer simply a tourist activity. It has now become an integral part of the city’s property landscape. Residential developments have grown up around several courses,…
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Buying a villa in Marrakech can mean radically different things. A contemporary home on a golf estate, a property set within a hectare on the Ourika Road, a family villa…
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Marrakech is not limited to its residential market. Behind the villas, apartments and riads, the city also has a particularly diverse commercial property market: commercial premises, offices, restaurants, cafés, hotels,…
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