Moroccan city guides
Investing in Marrakech or Agadir: how to compare the two markets
Two sought-after destinations, two different logics. A comparison framework based on use, not on promises of yield.

Services
We coordinate the practical steps, bring the information together in one place and support you from reservation through to the handover of keys.
A property purchase in Morocco involves several parties — seller or developer, notary, bank, sometimes a lawyer, a translator and a technical expert — in a language and according to practices that are not always your own. Without coordination, timescales lengthen and information gets lost.
DACHMA Advisory is your central point of contact: we arrange the appointments, gather the documents, track progress and explain each step to you.
You receive clear progress updates in English, French or German. Where deeds are drafted in a language you do not read fluently, we coordinate the involvement of a translator.
To understand the process as a whole, see our page on investing in Morocco.
Legal and tax services are provided by qualified independent professionals. Our preliminary checks concern the consistency of the information: they do not replace definitive legal verification, which is a matter for the notary or lawyer. The decision to buy is yours. DACHMA Advisory acts as adviser, intermediary and coordinator. We do not provide legal, tax, notarial, financing, architectural or engineering services: these are carried out, under their own responsibility, by independent, duly authorised professionals whom you instruct.
FAQs
On request, DACHMA coordinates the practical steps through to the handover of keys. Specialist services are provided by qualified independent partners.
The information on the property is organised, then the necessary legal, technical or financial checks are coordinated with the relevant professionals.
Signing under a power of attorney is possible in principle. Since July 2026, a special power of attorney for a property sale must be drawn up as an authentic (notarial) deed. The arrangements are to be agreed with the notary.
The scope of services, our direct fees and any known remuneration paid by partners or sellers are set out before any commitment.
Guides and resources
Guides to help you prepare your questions before our first conversation.
Moroccan city guides
Two sought-after destinations, two different logics. A comparison framework based on use, not on promises of yield.
Financing and budget
Registration duty, land registry fees, the notary, annual taxes, tax on resale: the items to build into your budget, with their sources.
Buying property as a foreigner
From the first scoping conversation to registration at the land registry: the typical path for a non-resident buyer, and the points to have checked at each stage.
A first conversation, without obligation
Describe your project in a few lines. We will come back to you to clarify your objectives and explain, in practical terms, what DACHMA Advisory can — and cannot — do for you.