Located on Africa north coast just under the strait of Gibraltar and half hour from Spain boarded by the mediterranean sea to the north and the atlantic ocean to the west, Morocco is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered! with climate and landscape very similar to Spain, it is ear marked as emerging region ripe for explosion on the international property market.
With property prices at 50% of other equivalent european resort with credit crunch effecting the area it is no wonder the country is being targeted by foreign investors.
Beautiful sandy beaches featuring fantastic coastal resort, Morocco offers it all at a price that is affordable to all. Its history is colorful as are the local are 100% welcoming. now is the time to be part of the property boom in this region, with capitol growth at 15 to 30% per year, Morocco Real Estate can offer substantial financial gains as well as magnificent holiday homes!

If you missed out of Spain 20 years ago, don't miss out on Morocco!

Most Moroccan resorts are being built by the fast-expanding property firms of Dubai and Qatar. Emaar, the firm behind the Burj Dubai, which is the tallest skyscraper when finished next year, is investing £3.5 billion in Morocco, with three coastal developments planned - Saphira, Tinja and Bahia Bay. Qatari Diar, an investment company, is behind the £300m, 200-villa Al Houara Beach Resort and Spa in Tangier.

The hotelier Sol Kerzer is also joining the Moroccan camel train by building the Mazagan Resort, on the coast near Casablanca. Pride of place goes to the 150 luxury villas and the Gary Player golf course. "Easy air access from the UK, and the climate, make this ideal holiday-home territory," Kerzner says.

Morocco's banks vowed on Monday to keep credits flowing to the economy to sustain the North African country's growth, their association said, amid worries a global financial crisis may damage some key economy sectors in Morocco. ''

Ryanair has agreed a deal with the Moroccan government to open 20 new routes to the country carrying one million passengers within 5 years.

The agreement with the budget airline follows six months of negotiations and is designed to open up the North African country to more tourism. Under the deal, Ryanair will gain access to most regional airports in Morocco and in return has committed to opening up to 20 routes delivering one million passengers a year by the end of the five year period.

The airline has already announced services from Frankfurt and Marseille and will make many more route announcements, according to deputy chief executive Michael Crawley. He said: "This represents a singularly important initiative in the development of tourism and business for the country.

Crawley added: "Ryanair's commitment to establish up to 20 routes and carry close to one million passengers per annum on flights to Morocco is a vote of confidence by the airline in the excellence and attractiveness of Morocco as a destination both for weekend breaks, mid-week trips and longer holidays."