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The Moroccan real estate market is booming, but the question of financial accessibility remains. In a country where the average monthly salary is only $190, how can this market be accessible?

 There are several ways to access property in Morocco. The first thing to do is save money and budget for your purchase. Then you have to decide if you want to buy a new property or an existing property. Buying a new property will allow you to customize it to suit your needs. If you opt for an existing property, make sure it has all the amenities and features that suit your needs and lifestyle. The third tip is to find the right location for your home, as this will have a major impact on its value and popularity with potential buyers. Finally, don't forget the tax obligations! Taxes vary depending on where you live, so make sure you know the regulations before finalizing your purchase. And that being said, here are the 10 most expensive regions of Morocco for real estate.

 What is the average salary in Morocco?

The average annual salary in Morocco is $5,000.

 Tips for buying a house in Morocco

 If you are looking to buy a house in Morocco, here are some tips to help you find the right one.

1. Know the market: The Moroccan real estate market is booming, but the question of affordability remains. In a country where the average monthly salary is only 190 dollars, how can this market be accessible? There are several ways to access property in Morocco. The first thing to do is save money and budget for your purchase. Then you have to decide if you want to buy a new property or an existing property. Buying a new property will allow you to customize it to suit your needs. If you choose an existing property, make sure it has all the amenities and features that suit your needs and lifestyle. The third tip is to find the right location for your home, as this will have a major impact on its value and popularity with potential buyers."

2) Get pre-approved financing: You will need to have all your finances ready before you go house hunting, so it is important that you have pre-approved financing from a lender beforehand.

3) Know what's available: "There are many different types of apartments in Morocco," says BBC Travel correspondent Mariam Karouny. "You can rent or buy depending on what best suits your budget."

4) Be patient: As most properties are sold on the basis of personal connections and trusting relationships between seller and buyer, it may take some time before something is released that....

Save and budget your purchase

The first thing to do is save money and budget for your purchase. It is not enough to have the money in your bank account, you must also establish a monthly budget that will allow you to meet your future purchase. Additionally, it's important to figure out how much you can afford to put down and make mortgage payments each month. Once you have budgeted, you need to find the right property within your price range.

 Choose whether you want to buy a new or existing property.

 One of the main topics people discuss when buying a new property is whether they want to buy a new or existing property. When you buy an existing property, it already contains everything you need. All you have to do is move in and make some minor changes to suit your personal tastes. Buying a new property, on the other hand, gives you the flexibility to customize it to suit your needs and style. The downside is that it will be more expensive than an existing property.

 Find the right location for your home

 The third tip is to find the right location for your home, as this will have a major impact on its value and popularity with potential buyers.

When looking for the perfect place to live, there are many factors to consider. Of course, it should be located in an area that suits your lifestyle and meets your needs, but there are other considerations as well. With property prices soaring, it may make more sense to buy an apartment or condominium in a more expensive location than to buy a house in a cheaper area that is not close to amenities, public transport or jobs. To put things into perspective, let's take two hypothetical neighborhoods: one is located in an expensive area and the other is in a less expensive area. In the first district, properties are worth between 200,000 and 300,000 dollars and in the second, between 100,000 and 200,000 dollars. If you plan to live on your own and want all the benefits of the First Neighborhood (including good schools), you should buy an apartment or condo there instead of opting for the cheaper options. Alternatively, if you are considering moving with your family to a place where real estate is more affordable but schools are poor, it may make more sense to buy a house there than to rent or buy property in a expensive place.

 Don't forget your tax obligations!

 Regardless of the region in which you buy, the government takes part of the value of your property. This is done through taxes and other associated fees. Be sure to budget for these costs so they don't catch you off guard when you own.

*2nd - Dakhla-Tansift

*10th-Casablanca

*9th - Ouarzazate

*8th - El Jadida

*7th-Safi

*6th-Marrakech

*5. Zagora

*4. Fes

*3rd-Agadir

*2nd Flap

 The 10 most expensive regions for real estate in Morocco

 Morocco is a beautiful country, with many regions to choose from depending on your lifestyle. Some areas are more expensive than others, but there are always ways to buy property while staying within your budget. Here are the 10 most expensive regions of Morocco.

#1 La Mamounia

#2 El Jadida

#3 Casablanca

#4 Marrakesh

#5 Tangier

#6 Agadir

#7 Safi

#8 Flap

#9 Fes

#10 Oujda