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Quel est le prix d'une expertise immobilière au Maroc ?

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District · Rabat · Historic centre

Hassan Rabat property prices 2026 — the accessible historic centre

Rabat's historic heart. Immediate proximity to Rabat-Ville station, renovated older fabric, commerce and residential mix, citizen charm.

By D. Hamza · RICS-certified expert · 23 May 2026 · 5 min read

Hassan is the central district of Rabat, stretching between the sea, the medina and the administrative pole. A citizen charm market: older buildings from the 1950-1970s often renovated, commerce / residential mix, lively pedestrian axes (Mohammed V, Allal Ben Abdellah). Its immediate proximity to Rabat-Ville station (TGV) makes it a favoured district for Casa-Rabat commuters wanting a central pied-à-terre rather than the peri-urban.

Indicative prices 2026

12 k – 19 k MAD / m²

Indicative 2026 range. Renovated stock in core Hassan, near station or noble avenues, reaches MAD 17,000-19,000/m². Older stock to renovate in secondary streets starts around MAD 12,000-13,000/m². The renovated vs to-renovate gap is marked — like Bourgogne (Casa).

Typical buyer profile

Rabat executive for central main residence, long-term rental investor on administrative executives, MRE seeking a pied-à-terre in the historic core, central civil servant. Also: buyer valuing the renovation potential of an older building to take over.

Rental demand

Stable. Civil servants, administrative executives, ministry and central institution employees. Rabat-Ville station proximity adds Casa-Rabat commuter demand. Typical gross yield 5-6 % on renovated older stock, up to 6.5-7 % on to-renovate stock bought below market and repositioned. Short vacancy.

✓ Strengths

Historic centre — Rabat-Ville TGV station proximity
Citizen charm — older buildings often renovated
More accessible entry price than Agdal or Hay Riad
Commerce-residential mix — easy daily life
Continuous rental liquidity thanks to centrality

⚠ Points to watch

Older stock — structural and EPC verification essential
Sometimes heavy condo charges on older buildings
Difficult parking in some central streets
Strong heterogeneity by renovation state

Who it fits

Hassan fits: (a) the first-time buyer or first-time investor seeking centrality at reasonable price; (b) the investor able to manage a renovation project to reposition an asset; (c) the Casa-Rabat commuter wanting walking distance from the station. Less suited for: turnkey new-build buyer (prefer Hay Riad) or premium villa (prefer Souissi).

FAQ

Hassan vs Agdal for a first investment?

Hassan generally offers a lower entry ticket than Agdal at equivalent quality, and also benefits from a TGV station (Rabat-Ville). Agdal additionally offers student rental demand. Hassan fits better if seeking older-stock charm; Agdal if seeking student yield.

Buy-to-renovate in Hassan — what yield to target?

An older asset bought at MAD 12-13 k/m² then renovated (~MAD 3-4 k/m² of works depending on scope) can let at upper-standing rents. Net yield after renovation can climb to 5-6 % — provided you cost renovation precisely and don't underestimate structural surprises.

Is the Rabat-Ville TGV effect as strong as Agdal?

Yes — Rabat-Ville is the central station, Agdal the adjacent one. Both carry the same connectivity premium for commuters. The choice is mostly about district identity (historic centre vs student framework).

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