Hello all.

I'm thinking about investing in Salama Valley, Fez, Morocco, but prefer to deal directly with developers. Does anyone know who the developer is.

All feedback appreciated.

Thanks

Opus

If you email me rshahteam@yahoo.co.uk i will let you have some further information

Sahara, can you please post further information on the forum with regards to the developer, it will assist other members should they be looking at the same development, thanks

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Vimal Parmar

the developer for this is Maroc Asur Residence. This is the morrocon arm of a French company called Residence Pasteur.The managing director is a gentleman called Philippe Deutch. i dont think you will be able to deal direct with the deveoper as he has given all of the units on this project to one company to sell.I work in partnership with this company and would love to have a chat with you if you are interested in this.This is the only project in fez that has been given planning for buiding on the hills and in the whole of fez only 3 projects have been given planning.
I believe i can offer you a good deal on this .Give me a call 07764 300185

Is there a website that has information?

I've also been looking at this development (also called slopes of Fedela) and there is not just one UK agent selling them. (I am not an agent

I've been looking at riads in Marrakesh and latterly Fes and a small riad once restored goes for :
Marrakesh £170k
Fes £30k + £30k restoration = £60k
price difference £90k = Fes about 1/3rd of the price.

Why then is this new build development in Fes not 1/3rd of the price of a new build in Marrakesh?

Slopes of Fedela E155000/£105,000
Marrakesh equivalent £315,000 - this buys a 3 bed 3 bath house in the most prestigious development in Marrakesh - Domaine de L’Akhdar. (I'm not an agent and they are all sold). Elsewhere a luxury 2 bed can be found for £250,000.

I'm not putting this development down, it does look really nice, experienced developer etc and I do believe Fes has great potential - my point is why is it so expensive firstly in comparison to restored riads in the Medina (£60k) and
secondly in comparison to Marrakesh, which is a much more developed and proven market?

Thanks

Ok, more info, 2 bed Villa's starting at £104k, im unable to post plans etc so interested parties feel free to ask & i'll e-mail you further info, brief description as follows:

Each Villa is a peace and haven of peace. Having a terrace very opening largely on the valley to profile of a fairy-like sight and an individual swimming pool, they can receive four people in two individual rooms. The lawns are soft and deep, the coloured and green solid masses of flowers. KSAR AHMAR is the privileged center of life. You will be able to obtain a massage with oil of argan, you to restore or to plunge in the endless swimming pool.
Animation discrete of an accessible personnel, heir to a culture or the direction of the reception is door has its perfection, offers to the residents services which are the prerogative of Morocco.
Of security, a discrete medical personnel, is has your provision 24h/24 to bring this peace of spirit to you has which you have right. Entirely closed of walls and security by a guarding day and night, 365 days per annum, SALAMA VALLEY is your next address with the kingdom of Morocco.

UNIQUE PAYMENT PLAN:

20% DEPOSIT ON INITIAL PURCHASE
20% FINANCED INTEREST FREE OVER 12 MONTHS
60% MORTGAGE ON COMPLETION

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Vimal Parmar

thank you for the further information. You seem to be suggesting it is unique for Fes and that is why it is so much more expensive (+£40k) than a restored riad in the Medina - fine, I can accept an increase for that - especially as this deal does have a private plunge pool, small garden area and I beleive is fully furnished.

But, why is it pretty much comparable to properties in Marrakesh and not considerably cheaper as I believe it should be?

Are we talking about the same project .Has it got a buyback gaurantee and a garanteed rental of 7% for nine years.
The finance is 30% deposit and 70% mortgage?

sahara and investor 27 - yes you do seem to be talking about the same development - Salama Valley also called slopes de Fedala (by the company who did Jardins de Fedela).

Are you able to explain the high price as per my postings above?