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Back By Popular Demand, Larionovo Returns With Units On Morocco’s “Golden Mile”
 

Larionovo, Ireland’s leading overseas property investment specialists announced its second business venture in Morocco with the release of apartments in the Moroccan Mediterranean resort development of Alkudia Smir. Prices start at €97,000 for one bedroom apartments, while two bedroom units are available from €104,000 and very large 989 sq.ft 3 beds start at just €135,000.

 

Built by Spain’s leading holiday home developer, Fadesa, Alkudia Smir features a range of 4 star quality apartments in a gated resort boasting a range of bars, restaurants, sports facilities, swimming pools and a spa.


The development is just five minutes from the famous Marina Smir. Home to Morocco’s King Mohammed and the Saudi Royal Family.
The area has become immensely popular with wealthy Arab, French, Spanish and Moroccan families purchasing its beachside residences. Halfway between M'Diq and the Spanish enclave of Cueta on a seemingly endless stretch of unspoiled beach lies Marina Smir, the most exclusive tourist region in the country. 

 

Commenting on the project, Raymond Norton, Managing Director for Larionovo said Last October we went to the market with a hugely successful development which sold out quite literally in days and were surprised by the enormous level of interest.  We have been inundated with requests for more units.  This new release of units is in a fantastic location within the development and we expect it to sell out just as swiftly as the last

 

He went on to say “ The reason for this incredible value is that Morocco is currently in the midst of an unprecedented modernising drive.  Since coming to power six years ago King Mohammed VI has liberalised his country both politically and economically, opening Morocco up to massive inward foreign investment, and launching a $12 billion government investment programme in tourism and infrastructure.

 

The introduction of an “Open Skies” policy has further contributed to an increase in European tourists through low cost carriers like EasyJet and Ryanair. Tourism numbers are predicted to hit 6.8 million for 2007, which equates to a 60% increase over the last three years figures.


For further information please contact:  info@larionovo.com


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