Direct Housing Aid in Morocco: Where Things Stand in 2026
Launched in January 2024 and planned to run until 2028, Morocco’s direct housing aid programme helps households buy their main home. Here are the latest figures and changes.

More than 111,000 households helped
By 3 July 2026, more than 111,000 households had benefited from the programme, with over 9.1 billion dirhams paid out. In early June 2026, the Secretary of State for Housing said that 52% of beneficiaries were under 40 and 40% were women.
Reminder: how much, and for which homes?
- 100,000 DH for a home priced at up to 300,000 DH including VAT.
- 70,000 DH for a home priced between 300,000 and 700,000 DH including VAT.
- The home must be the buyer’s main residence; the buyer must not already own property in Morocco or have received other housing aid. Moroccans living abroad are also eligible.
New: 60 days to sign the sale
On 10 September 2026, the Government Council approved draft decree no. 2.26.578. It extends to 60 days, from the moment the notary receives the aid, the deadline for signing the final deed of sale, as the previous deadline was considered too short. The text also clarifies how the legal mortgage securing the aid is lifted.
Our tips
- Check that the property’s price including VAT falls within one of the two brackets.
- Apply on the official platform daamsakane.ma and prepare your documents before signing the preliminary sale agreement.
- On Immofind, filter properties by budget to see those under 300,000 or 700,000 DH.
Sources: Secretary of State for Housing (answer to the House of Councillors, 2 June 2026); Government Council of 10 September 2026; EcoActu (17 September 2026).
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