A bold new development is rising along Tangier’s famed seafront. Known as Cap Towers, this ambitious real estate project aims to reshape the city’s skyline and redefine the way residents, professionals, and visitors experience the Mediterranean hub. Designed as a blend of high-end living, premium office space, and vibrant commercial activity, the complex will stand just steps from the historic city center and the Kasbah, on a prime stretch between the Villa Welcome and the Arbapro building.
Cap Towers isn’t just another luxury development—it’s a statement. Backed by Sakifa, a joint venture between MANAFIE and AMANAH, the project envisions a striking fusion of architecture and purpose. With its design led by Japanese firm Atelier MORF and Morocco’s own MADE Architecture, the complex combines international vision with local expertise. The result is a sleek, modern ensemble that aims to create a new urban identity for Tangier—both a gateway between continents and a destination in its own right.
The master plan includes several residential towers, a dedicated office building, and a central esplanade designed as a lively public space. This open plaza will feature shops, cafés, and social areas meant to foster community and bring life to the heart of the development. The first phase is already underway, beginning with a residential tower that offers a wide range of housing options—from compact three-room apartments to sprawling penthouses, lofts, and duplexes—tailored for both full-time residents and international investors drawn to Tangier’s rapid economic growth.
Beyond real estate, the developers are also investing in the city’s cultural fabric. In a meaningful gesture toward community engagement, they’ve partnered with a local school, Oued El Makhazine, to convert an existing building into an arts and creativity center. This initiative signals a broader commitment to supporting Tangier’s cultural scene, not just its infrastructure.
With its soaring design visible from across the Strait of Gibraltar, Cap Towers is poised to become an emblem of the city’s transformation. As Tangier prepares to host major international events, this new district will stand as a symbol of its ambitions—modern, dynamic, and deeply rooted in its unique geographic and cultural crossroads.
