The address where your team works and the building where your goods are made and stored are two different searches. We run both, and we do not blur them.
An office is decided on address, light and floor plate. A production building is decided on clear height, power and lorry access. Treating them as one search costs months. We act for the company taking the space and for the owner letting it.
Floors to fit out, serviced suites, or a whole building for a head office. We read the lease before you sign it and confirm what the landlord delivers, not what the brochure promises.
Workshops in the industrial quarter, storage close to the trunk roads, and serviced plots when nothing already standing fits the process you run.
Use
Zoning and permitted use, so the activity you plan is the activity the site is allowed to host.
Power
Connected load, three-phase supply, water and drainage, measured against your equipment list.
Access
Lorry turning, dock height, staff parking and the run to the ring road at the hours you actually deliver.
Title
Land title, building and occupancy permits, and the lease read clause by clause before any deposit.
Each of these goes in writing before an offer leaves our office, and we tell you plainly when a building fails one of them.
One advisor holds the file, from the first call to the day the doors open.
Headcount, machines, power draw, delivery pattern and budget. These numbers decide which sites are worth a visit.
We visit first, then bring you a short list with the reason each site is on it and the reason the others are not.
Zoning, permits, land title, available load, structure and roof. Where a specialist is needed we bring one in.
Rent or price, rent-free period, works allowance, service charges, break clauses and indexation, negotiated as one package rather than one point after another.
We stay through the works, the connections and the handover, and we keep the paperwork in one place.
Marrakech keeps its working addresses well apart, which helps: the right district usually narrows the search before the first visit.
The new town holds most of the office demand: banks, agencies, professional practices and support functions, on streets your clients find without directions.
The industrial quarter north west of the city: workshops, craft studios, small production units and the depots that supply the medina and the hotels.
Larger plots and storage near the trunk roads, where lorries come and go without crossing the city.
Leases, permits, utilities and timing: factual answers, without jargon.
Talk to our teamHeadcount, machines, storage, delivery pattern, budget. A few lines are enough to start, and an advisor replies within 24 hours.