6 of the best · Marrakech, Morocco
What a foreign buyer needs to know in Marrakech: who can buy, the title deed and the notary, paying through a convertible account, and the agents. We never publish prices.
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Three Marrakech moments we keep going back to: Jemaa el-Fna at dusk from a roof terrace, the Jardin Majorelle at opening time, and a day in the Atlas above Imlil.
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Foreigners can buy registered property for non-agricultural use within an urban agglomeration.
Appoint a notary
Without the title deeds you do not officially own the property; you must appoint a notary.
What a foreign buyer needs to know first.
The back story
A foreigner can buy registered, non-agricultural property within a town in Morocco; the title deed, the notary and a payment through the bank are what make it yours. What to know before you fall for a riad.
From GOV.UK.
Through the bank
The secure way to pay is a bank transfer from a convertible account.
Tax
Rental income is taxed; a sale at a profit is subject to capital gains tax.
Appoint a notary
Without the title deeds you do not officially own the property; you must appoint a notary.
GOV.UK
Foreigners can buy registered property for non-agricultural use within an urban agglomeration.
In Marrakech.
In Marrakech since 2015
The luxury agency’s Marrakech office, selling and letting riads, villas and apartments since 2015.
