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by Dakhla Aménagement Team

Direct answer: in 2026, building a house in Dakhla costs, by sector orders of magnitude, 3,500-4,500 MAD/m² for an economy standard excluding land, 4,500-6,000 MAD/m² for a standard build, and more above that. For a 150 m² villa, the works budget therefore typically sits between 525,000 and 900,000 MAD. These ranges are framing markers, not quotes: only a named estimate from a contractor commits real figures.
A construction budget reads in three masses. Pre-works first: land, acquisition fees, notary, building permit, utility connections — a share forgotten in per-m² comparisons. Then the works, from structural to finishing. Finally contingencies: 5-10% of the works amount, to be provisioned from day one rather than discovered mid-route.
| Package | Share of works budget | Range (150 m² house) |
|---|---|---|
| Structural work (foundations, frame, walls, roof) | 50-60 % | 300,000-500,000 MAD |
| Finishing and second work | 30-40 % | 180,000-350,000 MAD |
| Contingencies | 5-10 % | 30,000-80,000 MAD |
Within structural work, cement only accounts for 8-12% of the total budget — but it is one of the few lines you can lock in advance, at a firm price and on volume, straight from the producer.
Three specifics structure costs in Dakhla. Cement first: it is produced locally — a 500,000-tonne-per-year grinding centre in the Lassargua district, delivery included within 24h — making it one of the most favourable lines in the kingdom. Other materials next: rebar, tiling, joinery and aggregates travel by road, and freight weighs on every tonne. Labour finally: the city's construction boom keeps good crews in short supply, and schedules feel it.
Add the climate factor: in a coastal zone, building durably costs a little more upfront — CPJ 55 class, increased cover, careful curing — and far less later, when the structures do not degrade. It is the only budget trade-off where initial savings are paid back double over ten years.
The cement for a 150 m² villa (300 to 600 bags, i.e. 15 to 30 tonnes) remains a modest budget line for a post that conditions the entire structure — the exact price is stated in your personalized quote. NM 10.1.004 / EN 197-1 compliance, per-lot certificates and documented 2/7/28-day tests are part of the price; reworking non-compliant concrete cannot be budgeted at all.
Transparency: DAM does not build houses. We produce and deliver cement — bags, big bag or bulk — and ready-mix concrete. The full costing of your project belongs to your contractor and your engineer; our role is to secure the binder, at the posted price.
Our prices page details rates by class and packaging; our quote tool prices your exact need within 24h. A budget held is a budget calculated — start with the line you can lock.
Title, notary, utilities, permit: the pre-works share, most often left out of the budget.
2026 sector orders of magnitude: about 3,500-4,500 MAD/m2 economy, 4,500-6,000 standard, above that for high-end — land excluded.
Structural work 50-60 %, finishing 30-40 %, contingencies 5-10 %: the budget dashboard.
Cement produced and delivered locally, other materials hauled: freight gets budgeted line by line.
Named quotes, frozen quantities, written schedule: volume cement can be contracted at a firm price.

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