Buy-to-let office investment in Casablanca

Units between 40 and 50 m² tend to be the easiest to let because they fit the largest number of professional tenants. Units with a balcony, such as E2-B5 or E1-B6, add a feature tenants appreciate. A neutral fit-out also helps the unit appeal to different trades, from consultants to small agencies.

We do not quote or guarantee returns: they depend on the purchase price, achieved rent, vacancy and running costs. We share the price list on request so you can build your own projection, ideally with an independent financial adviser who knows the Moroccan market and can factor in your personal tax situation.

Yes. Moroccans living abroad and foreign nationals can buy office property in Morocco. Financing, fund transfers and the taxation of rental income should be confirmed with a Moroccan notary, your bank and a tax adviser. Much of the process can be handled remotely.

Small offices attract independent professionals, consultancies, agencies and early-stage startups. The Route d’El Jadida address, the two lifts and owners’ basement parking are concrete selling points when you market the unit, along with the private WC and kitchenette that tenants expect in a modern office.

Once you choose a unit, you sign a reservation, then the deed is completed before a notary. Our team provides plans, prices and the documents you need at each stage, and can support you throughout the process if you live outside Morocco and cannot travel to Casablanca often.