Agadir.. Chaos in the sale of luxury villas in “Taghazout Bay”: lack of transparency and unfair sale
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdul Latif Baraka
The process of selling luxury villas in the Taghazout Bay region, north of Agadir, which is part of a project affiliated with the Fonds de Garde et de Gestion (CGI), has witnessed a state of chaos and protests from citizens surprised by non-transparent practices. in the sales process, despite the presence of previous reservations.
Informed sources reported that the sales process, which began in recent days, witnessed questionable practices, as it turned out that the majority of villas overlooking Taghazout beach had been pre-booked by certain categories, which caused dissatisfaction among many interested parties.
Sources indicate that many protesters gathered early in the day at the designated outlet and some even booked nearby hotels in anticipation of the operation, but were surprised when they were unable to get the villas they had purchased. they were considering buying.
Taghazout Bay
The sources added that the announcement published by “CGI” promised transparency in the sale of real estate, but it turned out that the sale process took place before the official announcement, at a time when the villas were already reserved.
These protests led to the closure of the sales office by the authorities, where the sales process was temporarily suspended.
To try to calm the situation, CGI officials promised to launch a second tranche of villas in the Taghazout Bay area.
The prices of the advertised luxury villas range from 400 million cents to a billion cents, which has attracted widespread interest from different groups.
The “Taghazout Bay” project covers an area of 615 hectares, includes approximately 4.5 km of beaches, and aims to highlight the natural and cultural heritage of the Souss region, in addition to creating development opportunities. sustainable and preserve the environment.
As part of this project, the Deposit and Management Fund cooperates with a group of partners such as the Société Marocaine d’Ingénierie Touristique, the Alliance de Développement Immobilier Group and the Groupe Partenaires Sud, within the framework of the “Blue Plan” . which aims to strengthen tourism development in the region.
