About
Casablanca, MoroccoOne specialism, not a catalogue
MIRHOS is a Moroccan company specialising in digital sales offices, built to the standards of the best international real-estate experiences.
What guides us
Four principles, applied without exception
- 01
Vision
A development sells first through emotion, then through proof. Both deserve the same care. We believe a well-informed buyer, able to explore on their own, arrives at the meeting with a clearer intent — and that the developer gains as much from it as they do.
- 02
Mission
Give every developer a sales office that never closes: reachable from any screen, up to date, measurable, and entirely under their own brand. Not one more tool to administer, but the place where sales actually happen.
- 03
Specialism
We do not build generic brochure sites, run advertising campaigns or write property-management software. We do one thing: the sales experience of a real-estate development, from the first image through to the dashboard.
- 04
Method
Four stages, written before we start: analysing the development, designing the experience, integrating the units and tools, launching and then evolving.
Commitments
Commitments
- The domain, the content and your prospects’ data belong to you.
- What we do not know how to do, we say before the quote.
- None of your buyers’ data is used outside your project.
- A written scope, a dated schedule, a known price before we start.
- A platform your team can administer without us.
Geographic footprint
Geographic footprint
We know the Moroccan market: its unit types, its dirham price schedules, its sales channels and what buyers expect. Our work focuses first on Casablanca and Bouskoura, Rabat, Marrakech and Tangier.
- Casablanca
- Bouskoura
- Rabat
- Marrakech
- Tanger
MIRHOS does not have offices in those cities: these are the markets we serve, from Casablanca. The platform is bilingual and multi-currency by design, which makes it transposable to projects outside Morocco.
Working together
Let’s talk about your development
Describe it in a few lines. We come back with a precise reading of the digital sales office it could become — and, where relevant, with what we would not recommend.