Showing posts with label Property. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Property. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 October 2008

1 bedroom apartment for sale in Marrakech




Saadia wants to sell her one-bedroom + bathroom+ balcony + small kitchen
28square metres in the centre of Marrakech not far from the big department store Marjane.
The price is very interesting!!!
Saadia will be happy to give you all info you need.

If you are interested, please could you contact Saadia Kilmi at this number: 0021262660230


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Thursday, 21 February 2008

Land for sale on Jebel Zalagh



I have a couple of plots of land for sale on beautiful JEBEL ZALAGH with a bio house with olives trees that can earn 60000dh in a good year.
There is electricity /water and piste road 1 kilometre in course of construction.

I am happy to respond by email to any serious potential buyer.

amateur samsar s'abstenir.

Please contact: abdelilahkj@yahoo.com


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Monday, 11 February 2008

Buy a villa in Tangier



A luxury villa complex, located in a calm and fascinating area, with a great romantic view over the bay of Tangier, Les Jardins de Malabata Complex is a collection of 43 Villas impeccably designed, privately gated and will always remain scarce. The villas are of a very high specification, including an individual swimming pool, magnificent gardens, hammam, Jacuzzi, steam room and gym area. The terraces have captivating views across the ocean, forest and city. Visit us today at http://tangierproperty.eu.ma and reserve your luxurious villa today!"

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Thursday, 7 February 2008

A piece of paradise.




A Mediterranean climate, glorious tranquil surroundings, total relaxation and all your needs catered for in the security of a private gated development. With the most exclusive address in this enchanting Moroccan city, rest assured: Welcome to La Baie Panoramique! here you can retreat in style. Inside this piece of paradise, There is plenty to choose from with 350 classy and elegantly designed and Luxuriously finished apartments with spectacular views over the Panoramic Bay of the Mythical city, Tangier. Visit us now at http://tangierproperty.eu.ma

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Sunday, 27 January 2008

Excalibur Agency - Luxurious Properties in Tangier




In the heart of a mythical city, we specialized in promoting luxury standing properties. Excalibur Agency offers you a wide range of elegant houses, villas and palaces, rigorously selected to meet up with highest needs of luxury and prestige, and to guarantee serenity and solitude. Visit us today at http://tangierproperty.eu.ma and let our specialists take you to the new Eldorado, Tangier


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Monday, 16 April 2007

Property Management Services in the Medina

As a longtime Fez visitor and recent owner of property in the Medina, I have long wondered what happens to houses when homeowners leave their property for the summer or longer. Do you want your halka opened and closed regularly while you are away? Would you like fresh flowers upon your arrival?

With increased attention and ownership levels rising in the Medina, I have decided to move to Fez permanently in late May and start a property management company. At this time, I am posting this advertisement (Many thanks to ‘The View’) both as an introduction to my planned services as well as a means to let potential home and guesthouse owners that there will be such assistance available soon.

I will be building a team of reliable locals who will, on a regular basis, clean and maintain properties as well as provide food and decorative options for homeowners and guests. Upon agreement with the owners and staff members, I will keep in contact personally with owners and guests with regular updates and special requests.

Proposed Services will include the following:

Financial

+ Maintain payments for guests and rentals

+ Pay all bills including telephone, taxes, maintenance, and construction crews

+ Provide Monthly or Quarterly Management Reports summarizing maintenance performed, areas where maintenance is needed, and other problems

+ Answer questions, problems and complaints of owners and guests

Cleaning and Maintenance

+ Organization and personal supervision of cleaning teams before, during and after a stay

+ Organization and personal supervision of all maintenance issues including regular checks of appliances, gas tanks, drains, halkas even lightbulbs

+ Minor repairs

Dining

+ Preparation of breakfast and/or other meals at owners’ request with local or international cuisine

+ Stocking of refrigerator prior to owners’ arrival in Fez

+ Restaurant referrals in and out of the Medina for paying guests

Décor

+ Fresh flowers, fine soaps, pressed sheets and towels, music and dvd’s: if you have special requests, I can provide the added personal touch for you and your guests

+ Owing to the demand for “authentic” Moroccan or Fez handicrafts, if you would like a new set of cushions or a new kilim to be purchased for your home or as a gift, I can act as a personal shopper for all tastes and budgets

About Me

A practicing architect, architectural historian and photographer, I received my PhD in art history from the UCLA in 2006. Near fluent in Italian and French, I have extensive experience living and working abroad including 2.5 years in India and most recently 4 years in Rome, Italy. My first book, Flames of Devotion, formed the basis of an exhibition of South Asian ritual sculpture I curated at the Fowler Museum in Los Angeles. I am currently completing two books of essays and photographs concerning modern Italian architecture. I graduated with honors from Cornell and Princeton Universities. My interest in the conservation of vernacular architectures has led to work and extensive research in West Africa, South and Southeast Asia and most recently, Afghanistan.

If you are interested in any or all of these planned services, or, if you would like to discuss other options not mentioned here, please contact me at the following e-mail address: sean.anderson22@gmail.com

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Wednesday, 7 February 2007

One year rental accommodation wanted.

Fassi is looking to rent a studio or Masria in Fez. Must be available for at least one year. Offering monthly rental between 1000 and 1500 dirhams.

Please contact: Rental c/- Artizany@gmail.com


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Saturday, 3 February 2007

Investors wanted

A proposed tourist resort on Mt Zalagh, overlooking the Medina of Fez, is looking for investors to develop a farm house retreat complete with pool, bar, restaurant and accommodation. Also Olive oil production.

Please contact: Abdu c/- ArtiZany@gmail.com


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Saturday, 27 January 2007

Ethical real estate and property service

For a real estate company that operates on ethical guidelines contact: Fez Real Estate

E-mail: fred@fez-realestate.com

Phone: +212 65 231 404

Adresse: 3 Derb bechara, Fez medina
30000 FEZ MOROCCO.


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Monday, 15 January 2007

Response to Skierans

While I agree that it's ideal for Moroccans to be restoring the homes
in the medina, unfortunately, most simply do not have the means. Whilst Moroccan simsaars do a good business, many friends who've used one have found that they're shown houses which require years of work, being sold as "restored."

Another issue is the fact that many Moroccans are simply not interested in this kind of work. Take Meknes, for example - home to approximately five riads in a medina that could host a hundred more. Why? Foreigners haven't yet discovered Meknes as a possibility (or have and decided the city isn't lively enough to live in). All of the restored riads/guesthouses in Meknes are Moroccan-owned, and well-done, but five? Why only five? Because well-to-do Meknassis prefer to buy swank apartments in the ville nouvelle!

As I said, ideally, Moroccans would be taking ownership and pride in
the medina. But since few are, is it preferable to just let it decay?

Jillian York.


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Sunday, 14 January 2007

Foreign property agents in the Fez Medina.

A small point I feel moved to make! I already know and love Morocco from the past 27 years, have two half Moroccan sons but until now I didn't have the means to buy a property here for them to have a foot in both their cultures.

I got lucky! So I recently came to Fes to find a small house and discovered that nearly all the intermediaries are English or French or American. I find that weird,
especially as many of them profess to want to "help save the Medina".

I easily found a great Moroccan intermediary who has been brilliant. He's patient, not pushy, totally honest, and he's working hard in his own town,where he was born, to make a living and get a better life. I actually find it pretty unethical for all the foreigners (probably all lovely individuals) to be making money from selling houses in Fes Medina especially when they are probably already making a killing on the Fes property market.

Skieirans.


What do people think? Feel like responding to Skierans? : email ArtiZany@gmail.com and we will publish the best of the responses!


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