Tétouan Buyers Await Long-Desired Apartments
The article focuses on the problem of the stoppage and deterioration of a residential project located on Azla Road near Tetouan. The project involved the purchase of apartments by citizens both inside and outside Morocco, including those residing in Spain, France, Germany, and Portugal. Buyers paid financial amounts and received receipts confirming their payments, along with promises that the apartments would be delivered within a specified period—often six months to a year. However, construction has halted or significantly regressed, and the project has been described as "abandoned." Some buyers mentioned that the company seemed to be active during the summer seasons but then completely stopped, raising concerns about the fate of their funds and the delivery dates of their apartments. Numerous cases vary in terms of payment timelines and the promises made, with complaints filed and warnings issued demanding the reimbursement of paid amounts. The article highlights the need for an investigation into the project's status and the company's stance regarding the commitments made to the buyers.
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