International Investors Identify Morocco As An Investment Delight

PRLog (Press Release) – May 23, 2008 – Interest in Morocco is rising. Brits, French, Dutch, Belgian, Italian, Spanish, Americans, Canadian, Australian and the Golf investors Identify Morocco As An Investment Delight.
Morocco property has increased in popularity over the past 3 years.

Moroccan property has soared in popularity more than three-fold over the past year amongst high end Internatonal investors. The number of enquiries relating to buying property and land for development of high end resorts, hotels and luxury villas and apartments with golf courses, heated swimming pools, spa, all sport activities and shoping centres in Morocco received by Myasilah has increased more than three-fold from 2006 to 2008. Established locations such as Tangier, Tetouan, Fez, Agadir, Casablanca, Al jadida and Marrakech are still in vogue, as are other cities including Asilah, Larache, Essaouira, and Tiznit.


And both the short and long term prospects for the Moroccan property market continue to be very positive. With prices in the country much lower than in the EU or Dubai on average, investors can bag themselves a bargain and forecast profitable returns on their financial outlay, especially as Morocco’s infrastructures continue to be improved and Morocco will be connected to Europe with TGV train by the channel between Spain and Morocco, and serious business negotiations with the whole world continue.

The country’s economy is now well on its way to a full recovery. International companies are restructuring with the Moroccan government programmes and systems.

However, As Myasilah we are still receiving a high level of enquiries relating to buying property in emerging markets like Morocco. We offer our clients the best service because we are serious, honest and we are socially resposible. We know the culture of doing business in Morocco and we know how to deal with every situation to make our clients happy with long term investment.

Morocco has seen a marked growth in property purchase enquiries from Brits, from an average of 36 per month in 2006 to 70 per month in 2008. Low cost airlines including Ryanair and EasyJet have recently opened routes to Marrakech, Casablanca, Tangier and Agadir making the country increasingly accessible from the UK and the rest of Europe and, therefore, attracting all investors. In recognition of its increasing importance on the tourism and investment map, the Moroccan government is currently spending over $12 billion developing the country’s supporting infrastructure. New roads, rail links and a massive airport upgrade are all underway.

Individuals and experienced and high end investors looking to invest in Land, hotels, resorts, tourism and property in Morocco can contact us from the contact form of the website http://www.myasilah.com