Morocco goes all-out to push housing market growth
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Morocco’s government is going all out to pump-prime its housing market. The Moroccan housing market was somewhat weakened by local and global crises in 2007 and 2008, and the government is trying to lure Moroccans living abroad to buy properties in the country, by offering 25-year 100% loans up to US$100,000.
Unlike most countries in the Middle East, Morocco has long encouraged foreigners to purchase and invest in property in the Kingdom. Foreign citizens can freely buy, rent and invest in land and real estate in Morocco (except agricultural land).
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