Serviced offices in Morocco

Casablanca is by far Morocco’s dominant office market and the centre of its serviced segment. Supply is largely around the CBD, the Casa Anfa district and Casablanca Finance City, which has grown into a recognised regional financial hub and holds the country’s major banks and most multinationals’ Morocco headquarters. The flex market here is maturing, with strong serviced supply commanding the top of the national market.

Rabat is the political capital and a steady secondary market, with serviced supply around Hay Riad and the CBD oriented to ministries, embassies, state-owned enterprises and public-sector-adjacent consultancies. Tangier is growing quickly on the back of the Tanger Med port and its automotive and logistics free zones, while Marrakech serves tourism, hospitality and creative occupiers around Guéliz and Hivernage. Fez and Mohammedia complete the network, the latter with a focused supply for the petrochemical and logistics base between Casablanca and Rabat.

Serviced offices in Morocco are used by automotive and logistics operators, multinationals entering the market, consulting practices, professional services and SMEs. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, against a conventional Moroccan lease that typically runs three to five years. Pricing is all-inclusive, bundling rent, utilities, cleaning and reception into one monthly fee, giving regional expansion teams cost predictability without fit-out or dilapidations liability.