Elected officials in the Casablanca City Council have refused the sale of a significant property in the heart of the economic capital, specifically in the Sidi Belyout district. The proposed sale price was deemed exceedingly low, valued at only 1,000 Moroccan dirhams (approximately $100 USD) per square meter. Members of the Urban Planning, Land Management, Property, and Environment Committee rejected the offer during a meeting preceding the second session of the October council meeting scheduled for October 22nd. This decision signals opposition to undervaluing city assets. The property’s location within Casablanca’s central district makes the attempted sale particularly controversial. The rejection highlights concerns regarding transparency and responsible management of municipal assets in Casablanca. Further discussion is expected during the upcoming council session.