THE SHAH COLLECTION
Own an exclusive palace in Marrakech for a fraction of the price
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A smart and new way of owning a share of an exceptional property. Smart, safe, carefree and affordable. The Shah Collection offers you this unique chance to co-own a cherry-picked palace in Marrakech, meeting the highest standards.
The concept
Everything starts by selecting a premium property in a top-tier location and negotiating the most competitive price. We only purchase property with the required licenses (which has become very hard to obtain). This step is crucial as acquiring property in Morocco does require a lot of thorough research in various areas, such as technical, legal, fiscal and esthetic. Surrounded by qualified and verified experts, we make sure our buyers are 100% protected.
A beautiful estate for the perfect match
We deliver bespoke renovations and sophisticated interior design, crafted with the finest durable materials. Every element is curated with precision and care.
We select fractional buyers to ensure a good fit. By intentionally limiting availability, we prioritise quality over quantity, cultivating and exclusive community defined by elegance, craftsmanship and enduring value (The Shah Collection Members).
We take care of everything
Once the palace is handed over, The Shah Collection (a Marrakech established company) takes all administrative and practical responsibilities off your hands, offering you only the benefits (pleasure and return on investment).
We provide 5* concierge facilities, such as a driver, well-trained and friendly staff, massage or yoga courses at home, excursions, dinner at home, etc.
Let us take you through the details
Professional Management
We team up with premium private estate managers who share our values of discretion, elegance and uncompromising quality.
Investment
Due to the strict property selection, the booming economy and tourist attraction, capital appreciation and annual yield are promising.
Shared costs
Pay less and get more. Sharing with 8 families means that the price and all costs are divided by 8, keeping monthly costs at a minimum.
Community
The Shah Collection Membership, offering advantages such as pre-emption rights and invitations within a private network.
Laurence Haverbeke
Founder
About us
Guided by a deep appreciation for Morocco, refined living and thoughtfully chosen real estate, she found the answer to all her passions. Her work is rooted in intelligent, concept-driven investment, vision and long-term value in mind.
She believes true luxury extends beyond property alone. It lies in creating meaningful places, bringing like-minded individuals together and cultivating communities defined by quality, discretion and shared values.
Through The Shah Collection, Laurence is building a boutique portfolio of hidden luxury... timeless spaces designed with care, character and a quietly exceptional standard.
Didn't find the answer you were looking for?
Get in contact with us and we'll gladly answer all of your questions.
The first step is to contact us by e-mail upon which we will arrange a zoom-meeting with you. Together, we will go through all the information.
Once all the details are aligned and you understand the project and its investment, we will find dates (a short-trip of 3 days) that suit you. Every traveling person will transfer 1.500 Euros* in order for us to arrange your journey of discovery in Marrakech, where you will be assisted in every step.
* refundable upon signature of a share
Yes, you can either resell your share to another share-holder of the property (who benefits of a pre-emption right), through your network or through our services (at 5% commission fee).
The price includes the purchase price, the purchase costs, the renovation and the furnishings.
Due to our expertise in screening the right property legally, location-wise, technically, etc. and negotiating a correct price, we're happy to help you at a finder's fee of 2%.
You may use the property for up to six weeks per year, with three weeks allocated for personal use and three weeks for rental.
