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Hi guys,
I was browsing through some of the recent news articles on the marrakech property market, and was quite stunned to read the following:
"Prices in high demand areas, including Casablanca and Marrakech, average around £2,000 per square meter and could rise by 40 per cent within three years, according to experts at The Property Investor Show, providing an incentive to invest."
While this sounds great and woohoo to the investors that have already invested, my concern is really sustainability - can the prices really sustain themselves, and what kind of clientele are we looking at who will buy at £2k per sq.m.!!!?
Being Marrakech and all, it is an exclusive area, but Morocco IS A poor country and these kind of prices seem very unrealistic for such a market.
Any thoughts / comments?
I was browsing through some of the recent news articles on the marrakech property market, and was quite stunned to read the following:
"Prices in high demand areas, including Casablanca and Marrakech, average around £2,000 per square meter and could rise by 40 per cent within three years, according to experts at The Property Investor Show, providing an incentive to invest."
While this sounds great and woohoo to the investors that have already invested, my concern is really sustainability - can the prices really sustain themselves, and what kind of clientele are we looking at who will buy at £2k per sq.m.!!!?
Being Marrakech and all, it is an exclusive area, but Morocco IS A poor country and these kind of prices seem very unrealistic for such a market.
Any thoughts / comments?