A headquarters you own in Casablanca

A management team with a small admin staff can fit in a 63 to 66 m² unit. Larger teams can explore combining two adjacent units on the same floor, reaching around 90 m². We help you size the space around headcount and how often you host visitors.

Units B1+B2, B4+B5 and B5+B6 sit side by side on each floor. Merging them is an option to study with the developer and your architect, covering both technical and co-ownership aspects. It suits companies wanting a single, continuous headquarters, with one entrance, shared meeting space and all departments working side by side.

Foreign-owned companies, including Moroccan subsidiaries, generally can acquire office property in Casablanca. The best structure, financing and tax treatment depend on your group and should be confirmed with a Moroccan notary and accountant before signing. Our sales team can provide the plans and documents your advisers will need to review the purchase.

Two basement parking levels are reserved for co-owners, and the number of spaces attached to your unit is set out at reservation. The building’s frontage on two 12 m wide streets also makes drop-offs at the entrance easy for visitors, couriers and clients arriving by taxi, without having to search for a space nearby.

Fourth-floor units come with private terraces of 19 to 24 m². Unit E4-B2, with 65 m² inside and a 24 m² terrace, makes a pleasant setting for an executive office and informal meetings. Terrace use is governed by the co-ownership rules.