Tangier has a population of around 700,000. It lies on the North African coast at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean off Cap Spartel.

Famous writers like Paul Bowles and William Burroughs visited Tangier and even called it their home. The spirit and rich atmosphere drew these creative writers heree and the same charm and air of the ancient are at play today in mystical and magical Tangier.

Tangier is the capital of the Tangier-Tetouan Region. It is a city rich in culture and full of vibrance.

Tangier has and abundance of sights to see, diverse in both flavor and culture. Tangier is very popular to tourists and Moroccan holiday makers and it has beautiful beaches to entertain them.

The property investment scene in Tangier is becoming colorful yet rewarding because annual growth rate exceeding ten percent offers you best possible investment opportunity in property in Tangier.

Tangier is energetic, very likeable, extremely individual with an enduring peculiarity.

Agadir is very different from any other city in Morocco. Built next to a tragedy – the earthquake of 1961 that killed 15,000 – it exhibits a totally different city culture and architecture from the rest of the country.

Agadir was, and continued to be a favorite tourist destination. So it is no wonder that it was the needs of tourists which more than any other thing made the street wide and straight, houses low and minimalistic and which placed hotels between the city and the beach. It again is one of the hottest real estate growth areas, because your property investment is likely to triple in next ten years, hence providing one of the best returns in real estate markets in the world today. The off plan investment opportunities offered like palm heights, offshore towers and more really make it a worthwhile investment

Some people love Agadir because there is very little that happens automatically here, while others find it all very attractive. One thing is definatly true: for every year that pass, streets become more and more lively, and more and more Moroccan elements move in where minimalist white houses before have dominated

You won't find any old, narrow streets in Agadir. Rebuilt after an earthquake in 1960, Agadir was designed by Swiss architects with minds on the future.Agadir is a fine modern city with a splendid beach stretching for six kilometers, the air scented by pine, eucalyptus and tamarisk. Again, Agadir is a European resort with a great beach and a variety of food and nightlife. Just don't go there thinking it has anything to do with Morocco.