Marina Casablanca residents protest against mismanagement and frequent elevator breakdowns

A management crisis in the heart of Marina Casablanca

A general mood of discontent is hanging over the “Marina Casablanca” project, which is considered a prominent tourism and urban landmark in the Kingdom’s economic capital. Recently, reports and complaints from residents and owners have been mounting, warning of a significant decline in the quality of services provided, which has prompted them to threaten legal action against the company responsible for management (the syndic).

Accusations against the company “Taiss” for poor service

Available information indicates that the company “Taiss”, which oversees the management of the project’s facilities, is facing harsh criticism from residents. These criticisms focus on the deterioration of cleanliness, frequent elevator breakdowns, and noise that disturbs the residents’ comfort. According to consistent testimonies, some families have faced difficult situations due to the suspension of elevators for extended periods, pushing the affected parties to consider legal proceedings to hold the company accountable for its shortcomings.

Criticism of the “Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion” and its role in oversight

Observers and owners link this decline in services to the selection and control mechanisms adopted by the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG) and its subsidiaries, as the entity responsible for issuing tenders for the project’s management. Voices are growing in number demanding that the responsible institutions assume their full responsibility in maintaining the value of this real estate and tourism project, which received great attention during its initial construction phases.

Security concerns and impact on property value

In addition to management issues, a number of owners have expressed concern over the security situation, with cases of theft recorded in residences within the complex, which has directly impacted the market value of properties in the area. The affected parties believe that the lack of effective management and the recorded violations have led some companies and investors to move to other areas, placing the future of “Marina Casablanca” at a crossroads that requires urgent intervention to correct its course.