Top Co-Working Spaces in Morocco, (Casablanca)

Casablanca’s startup scene is moving at pace, with a thriving network of accelerators, incubators, and co-working spaces galvanising founders across Morocco. If you’re an early-stage startup hunting for that spark of creativity, a VC-backed company making your next move, or a freelancer itching for community (and strong WiFi), Casablanca has you sorted.

There’s never been a better time to build your pitch deck, tweak your cap table, or simply get some work done in a space designed to help you achieve growth. Arageek already covered why Morocco’s business capital is so magnetic for entrepreneurs. Here’s a closer look at some of the most interesting co-working spots on offer—each bringing its own twist to the city’s dynamic startup ecosystem.

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133 Coworking sits right in Casablanca’s centre, with 700 square metres of bright, thoughtfully designed workspace for freelancers, startups and creative entrepreneurs. What really sets 133 apart is its focus on wellness: beyond the slick offices and robust internet, you’ll find a yoga studio, meditation room, and a leafy terrace for those coffee breaks that turn into founder chats. Plenty of founders swear by the friendly vibe here—clean, affordable and ideal for mixing business with a pause for some mindfulness. If you want your workspace with a side of zen, this one is hard to miss.

And it’s another marker of how work-life balance is finally more than just talk—especially for founders deep in the hustle of Casablanca’s startup ecosystem.

For those needing a strategic base near Casablanca’s commercial pulse, Commons fits the bill. With hot desks and dedicated desks available round-the-clock, speedy WiFi, and parking for those long-haul days, this space is tailored for entrepreneurs and businesses operating in area. Pay-as-you-go or monthly; the flexibility appeals to scale-ups keeping a close eye on burn rate as well as remote teams managing cross-continental funding rounds. Commons places a heavy emphasis on community, so it’s a good shout if you want networking built into your routine.

This kind of flexibility is a lifeline for founders who rarely work standard office hours and need a space that understands what scaling a startup in Casablanca actually means.

Though not the most widely publicised space in the city, GO4Work comes highly rated by users for its welcoming atmosphere. While details are thin on what exactly is offered, the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive—especially for founders and freelancers who want a no-fuss spot to get heads down, work on their term sheet, and maybe bump into a helpful angel investor in the kitchen. It’s operating and recommended for 2025, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need when you’re picking your home in Casablanca’s ever-expanding startup landscape.

GO4Work’s word-of-mouth reputation highlights how, in Casablanca, sometimes the strongest connections are forged outside the spotlight—on the hunt for seed funding over a shared coffee.

If working with a view is on your wishlist, Hello Desk is set up with a rooftop looking out onto Casablanca’s main port—just the thing for a lunchtime perspective shift. Located in the old business district near the Casa Port station, Hello Desk blends greenery, fresh air and premium design into 600 square metres of workspace options. Whether you’re after a private office or a dedicated desk for your team, extras like air con and a proper kitchenette with free drinks make it ideal for anyone grinding through their next funding round with an eye on comfort. The wooded setting is a big hit with founders who want city links with a calming edge.

It’s a great example of how workspaces are upping their game to keep early-stage founders happy: great WiFi, smart design and little luxuries that can fuel big ideas.

KOFISI Africa is a new heavyweight on Casablanca’s scene, coming in late 2024 with over 25,000 square feet of plush corporate space, plus another 15,000 being added in development. Ideal for multinationals and ambitious tech companies, KOFISI is all about the hospitality touch: ergonomic furniture, flashy breakout areas, and concierge-style services. They’re betting that premium environments drive productivity, and the research seems to back them up—90% of employees say their workspace makes a difference, with a good chunk reporting higher output in places like this. Early-stage startups raising a round may find the vibe aspirational, but KOFISI is showing what the future of corporate coworking looks like in Africa’s emerging markets.

It highlights how the city is attracting not just small-scale startups, but global businesses keen to invest in the Casablanca ecosystem for the long haul.

With sites like KoWork Anfa and KoWork Onomo Massira, KoWork has become a go-to for founders who want more than just a desk. Clean, naturally lit spaces with private offices and fast internet come as standard, but it’s the collaboration with Seedstars and the hands-on investment readiness programmes that really put KoWork in the accelerator lane. If you’re looking to fine-tune your pitch, get advice from mentors, or rub elbows with investors considering your cap table, this chain is built for startups with big ambitions. Open 24/7 with high-speed WiFi for those post-midnight breakthrough moments.

KoWork makes it obvious that if you’re chasing VC funding, landing your first term sheet, or looking for scale-friendly mentors, picking the right workspace can give your startup the edge in Casablanca’s accelerator-driven environment.

Not every founder wants the noise and bustle—MY DESK’s main draw is the quiet workspace and a solid network of driven professionals. Earning near-perfect reviews, it’s well-suited for independent workers who need focus most days, but still value chats about business models or the odd cap table wrangle over lunch. MY DESK brings together freelancers and professionals who’ve had enough of working alone, yet don’t want their productivity disrupted by open-plan chaos. Community here feels earned, not forced, thanks to the careful balance of concentration and connection.

This proves there’s still massive demand for workspaces that give founders the headspace to get things done without losing touch with the city’s fast-moving innovation scene.

Palmier Business Center sits right in Casablanca’s big-league business district, offering private offices in every size imaginable—from a modest 9m² for solopreneurs right up to 1,000m² for teams fresh from a Series A. Advanced facial recognition security, 24/7 access, a handy location next to the tram, and extras like lockers and showers give it a solid corporate edge. The emphasis here is on letting tenants work, while the admin and cleaning are sorted behind the scenes. Whether you’re prepping for investor meetings or scaling up after a term sheet closes, Palmier’s premium facilities will make you look the part.

The focus on solid infrastructure and strict security is just the thing for businesses wanting stability as they scale up or tackle international clients.

Regus are the globe-trotting pros of coworking and flexible office space. Their Casablanca locations—Marina, Downtown, Abdelmoumen and Casa Shore—attract everyone from veteran founders to remote teams needing a reliable spot mid-travel. With a focus on plug-and-play offices and all admin handled in the background, Regus is especially handy for startups about to sign a new funding round or businesses expanding into North Africa. The international network means you’re not just hiring a desk—you’re tapping into a worldwide accelerator of sorts. It’s professional, practical and reliably low-fuss.

Regus demonstrates how international operators are shaping Casablanca’s flexible workspace market—perfect for scale-ups and mature startups plotting their next funding win.

Technopark has been at the heart of Morocco’s innovation scene for years, combining coworking with full-blown startup incubation. Backed by public-private partnership, it’s the go-to for tech innovators keen to plug into mentoring, funding support and the national accelerator network. With space for 200 companies, it’s supported thousands of startups, keeping survival rates well above 90% post-acceleration—a stellar stat that cements its reputation among Moroccan founders. If you want to mix with VC-backed ventures, chase sustainability after seed funding, or tap into government support, Technopark is still the hub to beat.

The numbers don’t lie—whether you’re refining your next pitch deck or ideating with other entrepreneurs, Technopark’s resources make it Casablanca’s pillar for innovation and venture creation.

Among Casablanca’s best-loved startup hubs, New Work Lab shines for its focus on global entrepreneurship and community. Open since 2013, it’s built up a loyal network with a sunny terrace, affordable rates (daily or monthly), and regular events connecting Moroccan and African founders. Here, you’re just as likely to bump into a first-time founder as someone prepping a new seed funding application, and the vibe is always energising. New Work Lab’s track record for supporting early-stage startups and helping them scale—whether chasing VC or bootstrapping—means plenty of people swear by it as their launchpad in Casablanca’s ever-shifting landscape.

New Work Lab is living proof that energy, network and a great location can still beat fancy branding—especially when it comes to finding your tribe in North Africa’s fast-evolving startup scene.

With its relaxed, creative vibe and prime position in the lively Maarif district, The Spot is for the digital nomads, solopreneurs and entrepreneurs hoping to combine work and play. It’s well-priced, has all the practical facilities you’d expect (hot desks, meeting rooms, event space), and goes heavy on community—not every workspace boss knows how vital that is for solo founders staring down their next funding deadline. Workshops and events run regularly, keeping the energy high without ever trending towards chaos. The creative set love it, but plenty of early-stage startups stop by too.

Seeing early-stage startups and freelancers mingle here is a reminder that Casablanca’s accelerator culture thrives best where real community is baked in from the start.

WORKSPOT delivers a flexible set-up specifically aimed at young entrepreneurs getting started in Casablanca. While not overloaded with amenities, it gets top marks from those early in their entrepreneurial journey—the sort busy chasing their first client or prepping for a late-night pitch. The atmosphere is described as excellent, and even without the bells and whistles, sometimes what you acheive depends entirely on finding a workspace where you actually want to show up (spelling slip intended for any stubborn perfectionists lurking!).

And it’s one more reason why the city continues to draw early-stage founders looking for somewhere that fits their rhythm, not just a mailing address for the pitch deck.

Casablanca’s co-working story in 2025 is about way more than just desks and decent WiFi. It’s a tale of founders teaming up over free coffee, incubators nurturing new ideas for the global market, and VC-backed accelerators driving the next generation of African startups. For anyone building a business here, it’s worth swapping any vague terms like “workspace” for something punchier—like “startup base”—or dropping in a sentence that bridges your funding journey with Casablanca’s ecosystem. And don’t forget: a genuine touch, a well-placed metaphor, or a cheeky bit of humour often beats sterile corporate speak. Whether you’re still crafting your first term sheet, chasing down angel investors, or plotting your next scaling move, Casablanca’s co-working and incubation community is ready to support your next big step.