##  Morocco's 2030 World Cup Real Estate: A Sustainability Dilemma

**Study Highlights Potential Challenges for Post-Tournament Value and Waste Management**

A recent academic study published in the Buraq International Journal of Legal and Economic issues a stark warning about Morocco's real estate development plans for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The research indicates that  unless projects are integrated into long-term sustainable development strategies, these developments could face significant challenges after the tournament concludes.

The study specifically points to potential risks such as waste mismanagement, decreased property value, and an overall lack of sustainability in the constructed infrastructure. 


**"Unless projects are integrated into long-term sustainable development plans," the study warns, "Morocco's real estate mobilized for the 2030 FIFA World Cup could face sustainability challenges." **


This research underscores the need for Morocco to carefully consider the long-term implications of its World Cup preparations and ensure that these developments contribute to a more sustainable future.  


##  Morocco's 2030 World Cup Real Estate: A Sustainability Dilemma

**Study Highlights Potential Challenges for Post-Tournament Value and Waste Management**

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Study warns of post-2030 World Cup real estate risks in Morocco

## Drones Take Flight Against Real Estate Speculation in Casablanca Industrial Zones

**Investigation Targets Dozens of Idle Plots, Uncovering Millions in Potential Speculative Gains**

Moroccan authorities are cracking down on real estate speculation within Casablanca's industrial zones. Utilizing drones to monitor dozens of reportedly idle land plots, the urban agency, in partnership with the Interior Ministry, is investigating how beneficiaries secured industrial parcels at preferential rates before reselling or leasing them for profit.

**Millions at Stake: Speculation Stalls Investment Climate**

Early findings, backed by chambers of commerce reports, indicate millions of dirhams in potential speculative gains and a hindering investment climate, particularly within the Casablanca-Settat region. The probe delves into project delays and denied permits, with regional officials receiving clear directives to address pending investor grievances. 

 **Tough New Laws Target Inactive Landholders**

Authorities are enforcing Law 102.21, which mandates land usage within specific timeframes and imposes penalties for violations, including contract termination. The Ministry of Industry previously pledged legal action against inactive landholders. This stringent approach aims to revitalize the industrial zones and encourage genuine investment. 




## Drones Take Flight Against Real Estate Speculation in Casablanca Industrial Zones

**Investigation Targets Dozens of Idle Plots, Uncovering Millions in Poten

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Study warns of post-2030 World Cup real estate risks in Morocco

Drones deployed to track idle industrial lots in Casablanca