GUESTIO · Marrakech
Understanding your property's value
A useful valuation explains a property's market positioning, its strengths and its limitations.
ContactUnderstanding your property's value
A useful valuation explains the property's market positioning, its strengths and its limitations. It is prepared using reliable information about the property and your plans.
A precise look at the location
The neighbourhood alone is not enough: access, immediate surroundings, nuisances and proximity to amenities also matter. A property visit supplements the initial information provided.
The property's actual characteristics
Floor area, layout, condition, outdoor space and amenities are assessed without simply adding up individual features. Two neighbouring properties may be positioned differently in the market.
Comparable properties require interpretation
We distinguish between asking prices, genuinely comparable properties and available transaction information. Listings alone cannot establish a definite selling price.
Your objective, your timeline
Whether you are planning a sale, reviewing your property portfolio or choosing a rental model, the context helps shape a recommendation and identify the checks to carry out before making a decision.
Information to help prepare your file
- Neighborhood, address for the viewing and property type
- Floor areas, number of rooms, amenities and photos
- Ownership details and occupancy status
- Known building work and the owner's objective
A structured approach at every stage
- 01
Your request
Describe the property and the purpose of the valuation.
- 02
The visit
Examine the property's features and available documents.
- 03
The analysis
Research and interpret relevant comparable property data.
- 04
The opinion of value
Explain the property's market positioning and possible next steps.
Your project, your assumptions
What scenario do you envisage for your property?
A range calculated from your assumptions, not a market forecast. The neighbourhood and amenities inform the detailed assessment: they do not automatically generate a return.
Build your scenarios
The initial values are simply examples that you can change. Enter an average price and two numbers of nights you would like to compare.
Your indicative range
Indicative amount converted from Moroccan dirhams
- Accommodation revenue / month
- ≈ €923 – ≈ €1,845
- Platform commissions / month
- ≈ €0 – ≈ €0
- GUESTIO commission (15% incl. tax)
- ≈ €138 – ≈ €277
- Owner's balance / month
- ≈ €784 – ≈ €1,568
- Projected revenue / year
- ≈ €11,070 – ≈ €22,140
- Projected owner's balance / year
- ≈ €9,410 – ≈ €18,819
Indicative, non-binding estimate. Balance before property expenses, repairs and taxes: this is not net profit. Annual projection = monthly scenario × 12, without seasonal modelling. Cleaning, linen, tourist tax and security deposit are excluded from the revenue shown. Any refunds reduce the actual calculation base.
Questions to ask yourself before deciding
Resources for property owners
Regulations
Short-term rentals in Marrakech: regulations in 2026
Checks to prepare before renting out your property: property status, authorisations, guests, taxation and responsibilities under the management mandate.
Read the guideNeighbourhoods
Which neighbourhood should you choose for your rental project in Marrakech?
Hivernage, Guéliz, Palmeraie, Médina or Ourika: comparing a location and its constraints without promising a return.
Read the guideEstimate
How much income does a villa with a pool in Marrakech generate?
A method for distinguishing revenue, commissions and the owner's balance, with a transparent calculation example rather than a promise of returns.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
Is an online valuation enough?
It prepares the ground for the discussion. A visit and documents are still needed to assess the property's condition, floor areas and specific features.
Does a valuation constitute a commitment to sell?
No. A request for an opinion of value constitutes neither an offer to purchase nor a sales agency agreement.
Can rental income be estimated?
Yes, through scenarios and an assessment of the property. These remain indicative and non-binding, with no guarantee of occupancy or profitability.
Why do two properties in the same neighborhood have different values?
Access, condition, floor level, floor areas, layout, outdoor spaces and legal status may differ. The neighborhood's name does not tell the whole story of a property.
Which documents should I send first?
The property type, neighborhood, floor areas, photos and occupancy status form an initial file. Any additional documents required will be specified during the discussion.
What should I do after receiving the opinion of value?
You can prepare for a sale, compare rental options or postpone your plans. Any further support and its terms are discussed separately.