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    Green City Terraces enters a new stage of growth as a major private university strengthens its appeal for investment and residential development

    ayaJuly 23, 2026

    Green City Terraces continues to establish itself as one of the most promising urban development projects in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, following the announcement of the upcoming construction of one of the largest private universities in northern Morocco. The project represents a significant milestone that is expected to enhance the city’s attractiveness as a destination for investment, housing and higher education.

    Following the completion of all legal and administrative procedures, as well as the infrastructure and site preparation works carried out by Al Omrane Group, construction of the university is expected to begin by the end of 2026. This marks the start of a new phase of integrated urban development for the growing city.

    The institution will be far more than a conventional private university. It is planned as a major academic complex offering seventeen future-oriented disciplines, including science, engineering, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, computer science and several other modern academic programs inspired by internationally recognized universities.

    The development will be implemented in two phases. The first phase is scheduled to become operational by 2030, while the entire project is expected to be completed in 2034. Once completed, the university is expected to become a major driver of the area’s urban, economic and social transformation.

    Beyond its educational mission, the project is also expected to generate significant economic benefits. International experience shows that cities hosting major universities often experience increased demand for housing, commercial activities and services, while also attracting new investments and creating sustainable employment opportunities.

    Against this backdrop, Green City Terraces is entering a decisive period of development. The steady implementation of strategic infrastructure projects, modern urban facilities and large-scale educational investments is strengthening its position as one of the future urban hubs of northern Morocco.

    Real estate observers believe the current period offers an attractive opportunity for investors looking to acquire property before major projects, particularly the private university, become operational. Similar developments in other cities have frequently led to increased real estate demand and higher property values over time.

    Al Omrane Group continues to support the development of Green City Terraces through a comprehensive vision aimed at building a modern, sustainable and integrated city that combines residential neighborhoods, public services, education and economic activity, positioning it among Morocco’s leading new urban centers in the years ahead.

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