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Buying off-plan (VEFA) in Morocco: steps, payments and guarantees
Buying a new home before it is built is called off-plan sale (VEFA). It often means a better price and a wider choice of units, but it calls for some care. In Morocco it is governed by Law 44-00, supplemented by Law 107-12.

The steps
- The reservation contract: it sets the unit, price and timeline against a limited first payment.
- The preliminary sale contract: it describes the home precisely (plans, area, finishes), the price, the payment schedule and the delivery date.
- Staged payments that follow actual construction progress (foundations, structure, finishes).
- The final sale contract, signed on delivery, followed by registration on the land title.
These contracts must be drawn up by a notary or another professional authorised by law.
The guarantees that protect you
- The developer must provide a bank or insurance guarantee covering the refund of payments or the completion of the works.
- Late-delivery penalties apply if the deadline is missed.
- You can ask for the contract to be cancelled if the developer does not meet its obligations.
What to check before signing
- The building permit and the land title of the plot.
- The developer's track record: visit a project already delivered.
- The exact area, floor, orientation, and whether parking and storage are included.
- The payment schedule and delivery date in writing.
- Service charges and planned common areas (lift, gardens, pool…).
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