Between 2015 and today, housing credit to households rises by 51.6%, credit to developers falls by 2.0%, and non-performing loans increase by 100.9%. Households borrow, developers do not, and arrears double. This market is not held back by demand: it is held back by inventory and by the withdrawal of funding from the supply side. This study measures rents across 75 urban areas over 22 years, sets ten urban markets against two independent sources, reads the access framework in the original legal texts, and opens the horizon to 2030 in three documented scenarios.
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You are reviewing a Moroccan property case and need defensible orders of magnitude, with their sources and dates.
You are buying from abroad and want to know the real cost, the foreign exchange regime and what the law requires of the seller before signing.
You are weighing a launch and want to know which segments and which cities still carry solvent demand.
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No figure is put forward without its source and date, and none is retyped into the text: each one is computed from a single register. The same figure therefore cannot differ from one page to the next, nor between the French and the English version. We quote only what we have read in the original document: on listed company accounts, four press write-ups out of five proved inaccurate.
This study publishes no transaction price per square metre, because no Moroccan institution publishes one: the official index rests on land registry deeds but releases only index levels and changes. The amounts in circulation come from listing portals: those are asking prices, not recorded prices, and we do not repeat them. Yet the law requires off-plan sale contracts to state a price per square metre: the data exists in every deed in the country, and is aggregated nowhere. Projections are run as documented scenarios, each assumption written out and open to substitution.
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