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Real Estate: Identifying Areas Of Risk

September 2008 | Economic Analysis

Global financial turmoil and a European slowdown do pose some downside risks to the Moroccan real estate sector, particularly tourism-related developments. However, domestic demand remains strong, which should sustain growth for residential properties.

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