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Marbella continues to strengthen its reputation as one of Spain’s most sought-after real estate destinations, with new data highlighting the exceptional demand driving the local property market. According to a recent report by Tinsa, Marbella remains among the country’s most valuable residential locations, with property prices rising by more than 20% over the past year.

The Spanish government has taken a significant step towards addressing Málaga’s housing shortage by activating the long-awaited Buenavista development, a major project that will deliver 1,362 affordable housing units in the city. State-owned company Casa47 has officially launched the tender process for the urban development works, with an investment of €33.6 million. Construction companies have

Malaga has become one of Spain’s most challenging rental markets, with new tenancy agreements increasing three times faster than rent reviews on existing contracts. According to newly released data from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE), rents in Malaga province rose by an average of 11% in newly signed contracts during 2024, compared to just 3.7%

Marbella town hall has introduced a new regulation aimed at addressing abandoned construction sites, deteriorated buildings, and unused plots across the city. The measure, which came into force recently, gives the municipality stronger legal tools to intervene in cases where property owners fail to meet their obligations. Under the new rules, authorities can require owners

The long-closed Sisu Hotel in Marbella is set to reopen under new ownership after nearly six years following a devastating fire in 2020. The project is being led by entrepreneur Arnaud Albouhair, who plans to invest €15 million to transform the property into a new five-star boutique hotel. Currently in the design phase, construction is

Demand for luxury real estate in Marbella and the Golden Triangle (Estepona and Benahavís) has increased by more than 30% in key international markets, driven by global uncertainty and a shift towards safer investment destinations. Buyers from the Persian Gulf, such as the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, as well as European investors, are

Marbella has reached a new milestone in its tourism sector, recording its highest ever level of hotel employment for the month of February. A total of 2,990 people were employed in local hotels, marking a 7.5 percent increase compared to the same period in 2025. According to Spain’s National Statistics Institute, the data also reflects

Mijas town hall has formalised a €1.3 million contract to ensure the ongoing maintenance and operation of the Gran Parque de Mijas, one of the largest urban parks in Andalucía. The agreement, awarded to CLECE, will remain in force until 2028, with the option to extend it twice, potentially running through to 2030. The contract

Málaga has once again confirmed its status as one of the world’s most important Easter destinations, as Holy Week 2026 unfolds with record-breaking attendance, powerful emotion and exceptional organisation. Blending centuries-old tradition with a vibrant modern atmosphere, this year’s celebrations have reached an extraordinary level of intensity. From incense-filled streets in the early afternoon

Málaga city council approved seven new tourist rental complexes in December 2025, reflecting continued activity in the holiday accommodation sector as the city prepares stricter regulations. The approved projects include both new construction and the conversion of existing buildings. One of the most significant is a 27-apartment development on Calle Victoria. Other authorised projects are