First of all, Morocco’s economy continues to grow, and Tangier directly benefits from this momentum. Thanks to the Tanger Med port, industrial zones, and the arrival of major international companies, the region creates thousands of jobs each year. This economic activity attracts a growing workforce, which naturally increases the demand for homes for sale and for rent.

This economic stability reassures investors and lays a solid foundation for a continuous rise in real estate prices in Tangier.

Achakar Beach, often nicknamed the "Sun Beach," is famous for its three kilometers of fine sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Unlike the busier beaches in central Tangier, Achakar offers a much wilder and more relaxing atmosphere. It is a favorite spot for families as the gentle slope into the water makes swimming safe and enjoyable.

For thrill-seekers, the beach is famous for its consistent waves, providing ideal conditions for surfing, bodyboarding, and kitesurfing. If you prefer to stay dry, don’t miss the iconic camel rides along the shore. There’s something truly magical about riding on the sand while the sky turns shades of orange and purple over the Atlantic.

CAN 2025 acts as an immediate economic accelerator. Initial estimates project additional revenues of around 12 billion dirhams, driven by the expected arrival of approximately one million visitors. This massive human influx, including supporters, journalists, and sponsors, creates strong momentum within the economic fabric, boosting revenues in vital sectors such as hospitality, restaurants, transport, and local commerce.

Hosting this event places Morocco in the global media spotlight, strengthening its image as a top tourist destination. In 2025, the country already recorded record figures with nearly 20 million international tourists, representing a 14% increase compared to the previous year, thanks to the 2023–2026 tourism roadmap.

This trend is largely driven by a changing social climate in the Netherlands, where many Moroccan-Dutch citizens no longer feel fully welcomed. The rise of hostile rhetoric and systemic discrimination in the labor market are pushing many families to seek a more peaceful alternative. For these expatriates, Morocco offers a renewed sense of belonging and dignity, far from the surveillance regime and social exclusion that increasingly weigh on dual citizens in Europe. Morocco thus becomes a “breathing space” in contrast to a European landscape perceived as more fragile and restrictive.

The old town (Medina) is the soul of Tangier. Start at the Grand Socco, a lively square, then step into the narrow alleyways lined with white and blue walls. Don’t miss the Petit Socco, a historic square perfect for enjoying a mint tea while watching locals pass by.

• Tip: This is the perfect place to buy local crafts, but don’t forget to haggle over prices.

Founded in 1950, the American School of Tangier is the oldest American institution in North Africa. It is the preferred choice for a North American university pathway.

• Curriculum: American Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), with Advanced Placement (AP) courses for high school.

• Innovation: Integration of a Montessori program for early childhood (ages 3 to 6).

• Tuition fees (2025–2026): From 87,050 MAD to 122,000 MAD per year for families.

• Registration fee: 30,000 MAD (one-time fee for new students).

Morocco’s rise is built on strategic pillars that ensure a steady flow of tenants and buyers:

1. Massive Air Connectivity: More than 120 new international routes have been launched, including the direct Newark-Marrakech route by United Airlines, opening up the high-spending North American market.

2. The CAN 2025 and World Cup 2030 Effect: Hosting the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) attracted over one million additional supporters, generating immediate economic benefits between 4.5 and 12 billion dirhams. These events are accelerating the modernization of infrastructure (TGV, airports, stadiums).

3. Diversity and Unique Experiences: Morocco offers the possibility to ski in the Atlas Mountains in the morning and surf in Taghazout in the afternoon, a versatility that attracts a diverse clientele (digital nomads, families, luxury travelers).

The newcomers arriving in Tangier are far from the retail merchants of past decades. Today, they are a professional elite working for giants such as China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), Sentury Tire (tires), or BTR (electric batteries). These experts are often young graduates or senior executives on three- to five-year assignments.

With high salaries and generous housing allowances, they seek living standards similar to modern metropolises like Shanghai or Shenzhen. This expectation creates an immediate and massive demand for high-end apartments and luxury rentals, pushing developers to raise their quality standards.

L’économie marocaine shows remarkable resilience in 2026, with projected growth of 4.4% and inflation stabilized around 1.9% . This favorable climate strengthens confidence in the real estate sector, where Tangier stands out with exceptional gross rental yields ranging between 7% and 9%, significantly outperforming the averages of Casablanca or Rabat.

Spanning approximately 65 hectares around the Al-Boraq TGV station, this Major Project Area (ESP) is not just a residential district; it is establishing itself as the new Central Business District (CBD) of the metropolis.

Why is this area unique?

• A Skyline Without Limits: For plots larger than 5,000 m², the Urban Agency has introduced the concept of "unlimited height," subject to a minimum threshold of 54 meters. This paves the way for iconic towers offering panoramic views of Tangier Bay.

• World-Class Urban Planning: The new standards enforce harmonious architecture and generous public spaces, ensuring smooth traffic flow and a premium quality of life right in the city center.

• Absolute Connectivity: Living or working just steps from the Al-Boraq station means being connected to Kénitra, Rabat, and Casablanca in record time.