GUESTIO · Marrakech
Sell your property in Marrakech
From valuation to signing the deed of sale, clear guidance throughout your transaction.
ContactA well-prepared sale, not just a listing
Setting the asking price, preparing the documentation and arranging viewings: each step should provide useful information to support your decision, without promising a sale by a particular date or at a particular price.
A reasoned valuation
We consider the location, features, condition and comparable properties to establish a defensible pricing position. An asking price is not evidence of a sale price.
An accurate presentation
Photos, a description and verified information help buyers picture themselves in the property. Known constraints affecting the property are taken into account when preparing the documentation.
Viewings with qualified buyers
Budget, plans and timing are clarified before arranging access to your property. Viewing feedback allows the strategy to be adjusted methodically.
From the agency agreement through to the deed of sale
Offers, negotiations and coordination with the notary are managed throughout. Legal checks are the responsibility of the qualified professionals concerned; the agency does not replace their expertise.
Information to help prepare your file
- Available title deed and ownership documents
- Identity and legal capacity of the seller or their representative
- Plans, floor areas and documents relating to building work
- Any existing lease, charges and co-ownership information
A structured approach at every stage
- 01
Property visit and documentation
Check the property's characteristics and gather the available information.
- 02
Market positioning
Set the price and agree on the sales mandate.
- 03
Marketing
Advertising, viewings, feedback and review of offers.
- 04
Signing
Coordination of the file with the notary through to signing the deed of sale.
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
Does the buyer pay agency fees?
Yes: 3% incl. tax of the net seller price, paid by the buyer. Prices on our sale listings include agency fees.
Does the seller pay agency fees?
No. The seller pays no agency fees: 0 MAD.
Can an occupied property be sold?
The tenancy situation must be reviewed alongside the lease and the applicable terms. It may influence how the property file is presented and the buyer's plans.
Does the valuation guarantee my selling price?
No. It is a reasoned opinion of value. The final price depends on offers, negotiations and the terms of the transaction.
Who checks the property's legal status?
The documents are prepared and forwarded; the notary and the qualified professionals concerned carry out the checks within their respective remits.
How can I keep track of viewings and offers?
We share relevant feedback with you and review offers together. The arrangements for keeping you informed are agreed as part of the mandate.