What costs come on top of the purchase price?

Notary fees, registration duties, land registry charges and sometimes an agency fee. Budget roughly 6–8% on top of the price. At Levana the buyer pays no commission: the seller or developer pays us.

Should I buy new or existing property in Tangier?

New-build gives you parking, a lift and guarantees, but costs roughly 25–35% more per m². Existing property in a good location is more affordable and often larger, but needs renovation and a careful check of the building. For a first purchase on a limited budget, existing property in a good district is often the most rational choice.

Buying an apartment in Tangier: prices and areas

Buying an apartment in Tangier: areas and prices

Tangier now offers a very wide price range for an apartment: from 350,000 MAD for a two-bedroom to renovate in the old centre up to more than 1,500,000 MAD for a new-build apartment with strait views in Malabata. In between, Mesnana, Ibn Battouta and Gzenaya cover demand from Moroccan families and diaspora buyers.

Buying an apartment in Tangier is first of all choosing a district: how long is your commute, where are the schools, the market, the sea? Once that is settled, the price per m² and the condition of the building decide the rest.

Levana supports buyers end to end: selecting new or existing properties, checking land titles, negotiating and following the notary process. Our fee is paid by the seller or developer; you pay no buyer's commission.

95 · Our new-build projects in Tangier

From MAD 250,000

Delivery 2023 – 2030

How a purchase works

1. Agreement in principle and a deposit (often 10%) against a written contract.
2. Title check at the land registry.
3. Notary review and signing of the final deed, with notarial fees (usually around 4–6% of the price) and registration duties.
4. Transfer of title and handover of keys.
Allow one to three months depending on the seller and the formalities.

Available projects in Tangier