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At Crinoa, we help buyers find and purchase exceptional Costa del Sol property across the full breadth of this remarkable coastline. From luxury villas and detached villas with private pools and panoramic sea views in Sierra Blanca and La Zagaleta to middle floor apartments with air conditioning and private gardens in Riviera del Sol, Mijas Costa, and La Duquesa, our portfolio spans every property type and price range across the region.
Whether you are searching for a townhouse for sale near the old town in a well-connected coastal community, a ground floor apartment with direct access to beautiful beaches, a country house in the hills of Alhaurin el Grande, or a modern apartment in a new development along the New Golden Mile, our real estate agents bring genuine local knowledge and a personalised property search service to every client.
With years of experience in Marbella real estate, our team of dedicated real estate agents provides personalised guidance throughout the entire buying process. We work closely with our clients — from international buyers relocating from across Europe to families seeking the perfect property as a dream home or holiday retreat — ensuring every property search is handled with expertise, discretion, and care.
Key insights into the Costa del Sol property market based on current data:
Record Prices Across the Region: The average asking price across the Costa del Sol reached €4,348/m² in 2025, with Málaga province hitting an all-time high of €3,842/m² for second-hand housing in August 2025, a 13.8% annual increase. Marbella leads at €5,258/m², BenahavÃs follows at €5,205/m², and Fuengirola crossed the €4,300/m² threshold after an 18.8% rise. Torremolinos saw prices jump 14.6% to €3,925/m², while Mijas recorded 13.7% growth to €3,637/m², demonstrating broad-based price momentum across all Costa del Sol municipalities.
Strong Transaction Volumes and International Demand: Málaga province closed approximately 37,800 property transactions in 2024, with around 39% of buyers from abroad — Spain’s highest foreign buyer share of any province. Rental yields in hotspots such as Marbella, Mijas Costa, and El Higuerón reach 7 to 10% annually, while Costa del Sol property prices are forecast to grow a further 5 to 9% through 2026 depending on location and property type.
New Builds Leading Demand: New developments recorded price growth of 15 to 20% in 2025, outpacing resale properties significantly. Spain faces a national housing shortfall of around 600,000 homes, keeping both property prices and rental demand high across the Costa del Sol. Areas such as La Cala Golf, Los Arqueros, and La Cala de Mijas are emerging as particularly strong growth zones for new builds, combining accessible price ranges with strong rental potential and improving infrastructure.
Value Across All Areas: The Costa del Sol offers a wide range of price ranges to suit every buyer. The areas with the most accessible average prices include Torremolinos at around €498,000 average and Manilva at €524,000 average, while prime locations such as Marbella’s Golden Mile, Sierra Blanca, and Puente Romano represent the upper end of the market. This breadth makes the Costa del Sol one of the most versatile property markets in Europe for buyers at every budget level.
Crinoa specialises in luxury real estate across the Costa del Sol and wider AndalucÃa. Whether you're searching for a villa with panoramic sea views, a contemporary apartment steps from the beach, or a secluded estate in the hills, explore our curated property selections across these sought-after locations.
The Costa del Sol offers an exceptional range of property types to suit every lifestyle and budget. These include luxury villas and detached villas with swimming pools and panoramic views in prestigious gated communities, middle floor apartments and ground floor apartments with private gardens and air conditioning in beachfront residential developments, townhouses for sale and semi-detached houses in well-connected residential areas, duplex apartments and penthouse for sale options with views of the Mediterranean in established communities, front line golf villas and golf view properties in La Cala Golf, Los Arqueros, Las Brisas, and La Quinta, country houses and country club residences in the surrounding hills of Alhaurin el Grande and AlhaurÃn el Grande, commercial property in coastal town centres and marina areas, and new builds and new homes with energy efficiency and contemporary design across the full length of the coastline.
The Costa del Sol spans a wide range of markets, each with its own character and investment profile. For luxury living with world-class golf courses and beachfront access, Marbella’s Golden Mile, Puerto Banús, and Nueva AndalucÃa are the benchmark. For strong growth potential at more accessible price ranges, Mijas Costa, La Cala de Mijas, El Higuerón, Riviera del Sol, and La Victoria are generating significant buyer interest in 2026. For buyers seeking authentic Spanish charm combined with coastal living, El Chaparral, Arroyo de la Miel, Los Boliches, and La Duquesa offer a genuine living experience walking distance from beautiful beaches. For those seeking a quieter pace with mountain views, El Madroñal, La Heredia, Los Naranjos, and Guadalmina Alta provide exceptional residential settings away from the tourist bustle. Costa Tropical and Torrox Costa offer the most accessible entry points on the wider coastline for buyers seeking Dream Properties at lower average prices.
The Costa del Sol consistently outperforms Costa Blanca in terms of price growth, international demand, and long-term investment fundamentals. While Costa Blanca offers lower average prices at around €2,435/m² in Alicante, the Costa del Sol’s infrastructure, international schools, healthcare, world-class golf courses, and lifestyle appeal attract a significantly more diverse and higher-net-worth international buyer base. Rental yields on the Costa del Sol reach 7 to 10% in prime locations compared to 5 to 7% on Costa Blanca, and price growth of 13 to 14% year-on-year across Málaga province in 2025 significantly outpaced Costa Blanca’s 16.4% growth in Alicante. For buyers prioritising long-term capital appreciation and lifestyle value, the Costa del Sol remains the superior choice.
Buying Costa del Sol property as an international buyer follows Spain’s well-established legal framework. Key steps include obtaining a Spanish NIE number, engaging an independent solicitor for full due diligence, and completing the purchase before a notary. For resale properties in Andalusia, Property Transfer Tax (ITP) is fixed at 7%, while new build purchases attract 10% VAT plus 1.2% stamp duty. Buyers should budget 10 to 15% above the purchase price for all taxes and associated costs. Public transport links, proximity to Málaga airport, and the expansion of healthcare and international school facilities across the region continue to strengthen the case for buying on the Costa del Sol as both a holiday home and a permanent residence.
Yes, new builds and new developments are actively launching across the full length of the Costa del Sol, from modern apartments in Riviera del Sol and La Duquesa to luxury villas in El Paraiso and La Quinta. The Costa del Sol leads Spain in new development activity, with over 300 active projects across Málaga province. New homes with energy efficiency certification, air conditioning, tennis courts, private gardens, and resort-style communal amenities are in particularly high demand, with off-plan phases in prime locations frequently selling out ahead of completion. Our real estate agents monitor all new development launches closely to ensure our clients have early access to the best opportunities as they come to market.
For buyers seeking authoritative and impartial market data, Idealista News publishes regularly updated price per square metre statistics and market analysis across all Costa del Sol municipalities. As Spain’s leading property portal, Idealista’s news section provides reliable insights into price trends and neighbourhood comparisons that can inform any property search across the region.
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