

The development of the new district of excellence is curated by NASLI Holding (ex DHC – Downtown Hotel Corporation), a real estate company led by Nabil Slitine.
The project has been featured in The New York Times, online and in print.


As more visitors come to Morocco, Marrakesh is reinventing itself to lure its share of tourists. Leading the pack among these new ventures is M Avenue, a $100 million mixed-use project that will include nearly 108,000 square feet of gardens and landscaped areas alongside about 183,000 square feet of shops, restaurants, cafes, and galleries. Lodging includes a 168-room Pestana CR7 hotel and 88 private residences from the Four Seasons.
M Avenue also amps up the city’s cultural offerings with various new galleries, showcasing up-and-coming artists from Morocco and abroad. Meydene, a 32,000-square-foot immersive multimedia cultural center and theater, consists of a permanent exhibition space, a 400-seat auditorium, and a rooftop that invites guests to an authentic immersion in Moroccan culinary art.
The development of the new district of excellence is curated by NASLI Holding (ex DHC – Downtown Hotel Corporation), a real estate company led by Nabil Slitine.
The project has been featured in The New York Times, online and in print.