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A high quality executive style apartment block close to the new financial and business district of Tangier. The two and three bedroom apartments all feature an allocated parking space (very important in Tangier!) in the basement with lift access to all floors.
The 80 apartments are sold with high specification fully fitted kitchens and bathrooms, as well as hot and cold air conditioning. Ideal as a high quality expat buy to let investment as the exterior design and interior fittings are all designed with the western rental and purchase market in mind.
This modern stylish building will attract the new breed of business executives who will be amongst the 100,000 new jobs created by the Tangier Med Port, which can be easily reached within 25 minutes from the site. Prices from only £65,000
This landmark development of a total of nine towers will create an entire new residential district in the heart of one of the most sought after areas of Tangier. Within this mixed use development in Tangier there will be six residential towers, two office towers, a commercial centre and a 5* hotel, all arranged around an artificial lake with a large fountain at the centre.
These properties in Tangier are being developed by one of the largest Spanish developers who are currently involved in building throughout Morocco. This development is without doubt their flagship project in the country and a great deal of attention has been paid to the details of the project to ensure its success - even down to the selection of trees and plants for the30,000 m2 of gardens.
At present we are offering the residential units for sale, if you require any residential or office space please contact us and we will send you details as soon as they are available. Prices from £71,000
Situated in a privileged location on a hill above the Bay of Tangier this residential development of apartments offers some of the best views available to the property buyer in Tangier today. Phase One of the development is nearly complete (few units remaining) and Phase Two is currently on sale offering nearly all the apartments with spectacular views.
The development features a communal pool and would be ideal either as a permanent home or as a buy to let investment. The large apartments all have two bathrooms with white sanitary ware and chrome and an imported high quality kitchen installed. The development has 24 hour security and entry/exit is through a controlled point. Prices from £82,500
  
Emblematic Tower : Frontline Tangier
This luxury apartment building of twenty five stories is set in the heart of Tanger (Tangier) and will be the tallest and most emblematic building to date on the sea front of Tanger (Tangier). Situated on the Avenida de Mohammed VI, the tower overlooks the main promenade by the beach and across the Bay of Tangier (Tanger), with views beyond to the straights of Gibraltar and Spain.
The tower is located just 5 minutes from the port, close to the new railway station, the new Tanger City Centre development, shops, restaurants and night clubs. The tower will have all the necessary licenses and permissions in place when commercialisation begins.
The Tower will provide large commercial spaces at street level, 2 storeys of executive office suites whilst the remainder of the building will comprise luxury two and three bedroom apartments all with sea and beach views. There will also be underground private parking.
Tangier (Tanger) is ideally situated to become the major gateway between Europe and Africa. And Tanger (Tangier) City Center is set to become a new landmark for the city centre of Tanger (Tangier).
This development will be set on a plot of 2.4 Ha close to the main railway station, with its onward rOutes as far as South Africa. There will be 803 apartments, over 10 000 m2 of office space, two 4 and 5-star hotels with a total capacity of 1000 bed, a shopping and a recreational centre.
There has been some delay in this project, which was originally specified for release at the start of the year, mainly due to a concentration of effort on the Tangier (Tanger) 2012 Expo Bid, but we are now expecting commercialisation to begin in Autumn 2007.
Tanger (Tangier) Towers
This tower project consists of six towers to a height of 77.50m, featuring a mix of residential, retail and offices and is located on a 25,736 m2 area directly on the main beach road and promenade in central Tangiers (Tanger). With designs by one of Morocco's top architects the towers will form a landmark that is modern in its perception but respectful of the heritage and culture of Morocco.
The 24 above ground stories (with two below ground) will house the retail and office space on the first three floors. Retail facilities will include a fast food area, coffee shops and supermarket, whilst there will also be a large Health Spa, a bowling alley, a video games salon and an indoor swimming pool.
The Business Centre will look to provide facilities for all the new enterprises starting in Tangier (Tanger). It will provide a Convention Centre, Meeting Rooms, a coffee shop and restaurant as well as serviced offices available by the hour.
There will be 891 residential apartments, of one, two and three bedrooms, some of which will be spectacular penthouses with unobstructed views across the Bay of Tangiers (Tangers).
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Tangier - The New Dubai
Tangier is often referred to as "The White City" due to the sugarcube white buildings that greet visitors arriving by sea through the Straits of Gibraltar. It's this unique location, on the northern African coast where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, which has made it such an important and fascinating place over the centuries.
From the middle ages, Tangier changed hands between the Spanish and Portuguese several times before it was given to England as part of a dowry in 1661. Forced to withdraw from the city, the English destroyed the town and its port and, although rebuilt, Tangier fell into decline for several hundred years.
Its position as the bridge between Europe and Africa saw it once again rise to prominence with the port the focus point - much as it still is today. Millions of passengers and goods flow through Tangier port every year.
Perhaps the most interesting period in Tanger's history came before full sovereignty was restored and the city was reunited with Morocco in 1956. Prior to this, Tangier was an International Zone - which ensured political neutrality and commercial liberty - and also won Tangier a reputation for being the spying and smuggling capital of the world; much spy fiction, From Russia with Love to The Bourne Ultimatum, have had Tanger as a backdrop.
This status attracted numerous oddball millionaires and high-living crooks which, in turn, of course, drew in the artists. Delacroix and Matisse were regular visitors, due to the colours and light, while Jack Kerouac, Tennessee Williams and William S Burroughs were all suitably inspired by Tangier to create seminal literature about it. Even the Rolling Stones couldn't keep away.
A Bridge Between Continents - Tangier
Today, Tanger is once again a thriving, multicultural hub and second only to Casablanca in terms of its industrial importance. Tourism is also becoming extremely important to Tangier's economy; it's a popular destination with foreigners and Moroccans alike. In addition to the traditional draws of the souks in the medina, wonderful restaurants dotted throughout and the cave of Hercules - a few miles from the city, where Hercules is said to have rested before one of his 12 labours - huge foreign investment is making Tangier an even more attractive destination.
The magnificent $2b Tan-Med port project opened in summer 2007 and has already proven so popular that another $2b port is to be added; meanwhile, a renovated tourism infrastructure, a 45,000-seater stadium and expanded business centres are all well underway - the Tangier authorities aiming to convert this beautiful and historic town into an attractive Mediterranean marina destination to rival the glamour of Monte Carlo and Palma; a perfect mix of western luxury with eastern ambience.
In fact, Tanger is currently the favourite to be named the venue for the 2012 World Expo, which will see even more investment pour into the city, given the sheer volume of facilities that such a title guarantees. And with several budget airlines looking to land in Tangier by the end of the year, there'll be no shortage of travellers and holidaymakers heading over to see the results.
Tangier (Tanger) Property
Describing exactly what type of Tangier (Tanger) property is available is nigh-on impossible, due to the sheer extent of investment that is currently rolling into the city, as well as the numerous exciting events that seem to be announced daily. However, the Moroccan authorities have learnt lessons from other countries' blueprints and are strictly following a model of sustainable growth and development for the Tangier (Tanger) property market.
The idea is to not only create a glamorous marina to rival Monte Carlo or Palma, but to also increase Tangier (Tanger) investment in commercial property; in short, Tangier will not just be a place to work or to play, but a place to do both.
Therefore, many of the new Tangier (Tanger) property developments incorporate both these elements. The Tanger City Center project, for example, follows the example of London's Canary Wharf, where a new financial district was created away from the congested, crowded and out-of-date city centre. Tanger City Center will boast 850 apartments, two 4 and 5 star hotels with a capacity of 1000 beds, 10,000m2 of office space, plus shopping and recreational facilities.
Town or Beach? - Tangier
Likewise, the Emblematic Tower - set to be Tangier's tallest building offering spectacular views out over the Mediterranean and Straits of Gibraltar to southern Spain - will comprise of street-level commercial units, two storeys of offices and luxurious two and three-bedroom apartments. All this just minutes from the port and city centre.
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