Agadir City Guide

Agadir is Morocco's premier Atlantic beach-resort city and capital of the Souss-Massa region, rebuilt on a modern grid after the 1960 earthquake and marketed on 300-plus sunshine days, a long sandy bay and steady tourism. Foreigners may freely buy urban and residential property here, with agricultural land the only significant restriction. As of September 2025 city-centre apartments averaged about MAD 12,800/m2 and suburban stock about MAD 9,400/m2, and nominal prices were broadly flat to slightly negative over the year, a neutral-to-soft signal worth noting. Yields vary sharply by district: premium expatriate-targeted apartments in Founty and Sonaba run roughly 6-7% gross, while budget stock in Talborjt and outer areas can reach 8-10%, albeit with Talborjt now seen as approaching saturation. The blended city average is about 4.8%.