Abstract
Moroccan law now provides for new vehicles dedicated to investment in real estate, with a view to attracting more funds to a strategic sector that has been undergoing difficulties in the past few years. Moroccan collective undertakings for investment in real estate (organismes de placement collectif en immobilier, OPCI) are widely inspired by their French homonyms from a tax and legal perspective, although local specificities should be borne in mind.
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