Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about the show.
What is ImmoExpo?
ImmoExpo is the real estate and construction (BTP) exhibition held in Casablanca by Salon & Expo SARL. It brings developers, construction firms, building and fit-out suppliers, banks and notaries together in one place, facing home buyers, Moroccans living abroad (MRE) and investors.
When and where is ImmoExpo 2027?
The next ImmoExpo will take place in 2027 in Casablanca. Dates and venue will be announced soon: register to hear first.
How do I visit the show?
Register on the Visit page: we will tell you as soon as registration opens and send your badge. Entry details will be published with the dates.
Can I buy a home at the show?
You can compare projects, meet developers and banks, and reserve a property. The sale itself is then signed before a notary, with a preliminary contract followed by a final deed. Take time to read the documents before paying a deposit.
I live abroad: what does ImmoExpo offer me?
A dedicated area for Moroccans abroad with developers, banks offering products for Moroccans worldwide, and notaries for questions on power of attorney and fund transfers. The Moroccans Abroad Forum answers questions about buying remotely.
How do I exhibit at ImmoExpo?
Write to us from the Exhibit page with your sector and the space you need. We will send the exhibitor pack, floor plan and prices. Stands are allocated in the order bookings are confirmed.
Is ImmoExpo linked to Immo Expo by Avito or SMAP Immo?
No. ImmoExpo (immoexpo.ma) is organised by Salon & Expo SARL. It is a separate event from Immo Expo by Avito and from SMAP Immo, which is held in Paris. ImmoExpo brings home buying, construction and financing together in one show.
What is the direct housing grant?
It is a Moroccan government programme launched in 2024 to help households buy their main home. The announced grant is MAD 100,000 for a home up to MAD 300,000 including VAT, and MAD 70,000 between MAD 300,000 and 700,000, subject to conditions. Our buyer's guide sums up the rules; always check current conditions with official sources.
Which languages are spoken at the show?
The show runs mainly in French and Arabic. This website is available in French, Arabic, English, Spanish and Chinese.
How do I get press accreditation?
Apply from the Press page with your outlet's name and your press card. Accredited journalists receive a badge and press releases before publication.