The Moroccan market for OPCIs (Real Estate Collective Investment Schemes) is experiencing remarkable growth, reshaping the landscape of real estate investment in the country. This emerging model is built on two key pillars: transparency and accurate asset valuation.

At the heart of this ecosystem, a critical profession is emerging: RICS-certified experts and accredited real estate appraisers. These professionals are the cornerstone of market credibility, providing independent expertise aligned with international standards.

Their responsibilities include:

• Periodic valuation of assets held by OPCIs;
• Analysis of rental and financial flows to ensure portfolio performance;
• Support in acquisitions and disposals with full transparency;
• Compliance with regulations set by the AMMC and the Ministry of Finance.

The rise of OPCIs in Morocco comes with higher demands for governance, compliance, and reliable asset valuation. This growth represents a major step in the professionalization and transparency of the Moroccan real estate market, where RICS experts play a pivotal role in building investor confidence.

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In the presence of Mohamed Mhidia, Wali of the Casablanca-Settat region, Khalid Safir, CEO of the Caisse de dépôt et de gestion (CDG), and Nabila Rmili, President of the Casablanca City Council, signed a strategic contract for the launch of Casablanca Tech Valley. This new business park, developed by Ewane, a subsidiary of CDG, is positioned as a modern and sustainable extension of Casanearshore, whose capacity is gradually reaching saturation. Designed to support the growth of the offshoring and digital services sector, Casablanca Tech Valley integrates high standards in urban planning, sustainability, and quality of life at work… More

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Spectacular urban development is transforming Dakhla, the jewel of the Moroccan Sahara, into a vast construction site. These projects include the development of the corniche and Al Walaa and Mohammed V avenues, as well as sanitation, water, and electricity infrastructure in rural areas, and hospitals. Development of Al Walaa Avenue. The Al Walaa Avenue development project is progressing: following the completion of topographical and execution studies, the road section is under construction and has already reached 15% completion (282 million DH). The installation of public lighting is progressing (10%, 69 million DH). The creation of green spaces, meanwhile, is about to begin, with the call for tenders underway for a launch in March… More