
Unpaid Fees Threaten Morocco's Growing Condominium Sector
In Morocco, condominiums are facing serious difficulties, particularly non-payment of fees. This is negatively impacting the Moroccan real estate sector.

In Morocco, condominiums are facing serious difficulties, particularly non-payment of fees. This is negatively impacting the Moroccan real estate sector.

In Morocco, voices are being raised against the construction of a two-story café in the middle of a roundabout in the commune of Sidi Allal Bahraoui, in the province of Khémisset.

Morocco is accelerating the implementation of projects to build sports, hotel and transport infrastructure in preparation for the 2030 World Cup, which it is hosting jointly with Spain and Portugal. A windfall for Moroccan companies.

In Morocco, the illegal extraction of coastal sand has transformed a wide coastal strip between Safi and Essaouira into a bare rocky area.

The construction work on the Tit Mellil-Berrechid highway, which is intended to facilitate traffic from the north and east to the south of Morocco, will be completed earlier than expected.

The construction of the Mohammed VI International University Hospital in Rabat has been entrusted to the company Bymaro, the Moroccan subsidiary of Bouygues Construction. The work should cost nearly 450 million euros and be completed in September 2025.

Spain and Morocco are not connected by any bridge. Yet, only 14 kilometers of sea separate the two countries. How can this be explained?

In Tangier, the local authorities have ordered the demolition of several buildings built without authorization in several neighborhoods, some of which belonged to elected officials.
Real estate developments including hotels constitute a real danger for the Caves of Hercules in Tangier. It is urgent to protect this archaeological, mythological and tourist site.

In Rabat, the construction of the Mohammed VI Tower , the largest in Morocco and Africa, should be completed very soon for an inauguration scheduled for this year.

Although it is ahead of its peers in terms of the density of paved roads, according to a World Bank analysis, Morocco wants to adopt a new strategy for 2030, the year in which it will co-host the World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal.

The city of Casablanca plans to build a new underground parking lot. The infrastructure will be built on an area of 18,000 m² in the Maârif district and will have a capacity of 520 spaces.