Best For
Buyers who want an established international base with year-round services.

A mature year-round market with beaches, established services and very different residential settings within one municipality.
Marbella works for both full-time living and longer stays, but the micro-location matters. Marbella East is quieter and more residential, the Golden Mile prioritises access to the centre and Puerto Banús, and the hills trade walkability for privacy and views.
Buyers who want an established international base with year-round services.
Beachside, town, golf and hillside homes offer very different daily routines.
International schools, private healthcare, shopping and restaurants support longer stays.
Central Marbella is typically around 40 to 45 minutes from Málaga Airport by car.
Beyond the property listings, this is the texture of daily life that keeps people coming back.

The old town's Plaza de los Naranjos, ringed by orange trees, is still the best place to feel Marbella before the marina culture took over -- narrow whitewashed lanes, tapas bars and a genuinely local pace.

The marina is the coast's best-known stage: superyachts, boutique shopping and a see-and-be-seen restaurant scene. It also anchors property values across Nueva Andalucía and the western Golden Mile.

The palm-lined stretch between central Marbella and Puerto Banús, home to Puente Románo and the Marbella Club -- still the reference point for prime beachside real estate on this coast.

The limestone peak behind the town gives Marbella its skyline and a genuinely good hiking trail, with views back over the coast that most visitors never see.
Photography: Mark Gilbert, Jeff Hitchcock, David Iliff -- via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY / CC BY-SA).
Use the area average for orientation only. New-build pricing depends heavily on the exact location, specification and views.
Indicative asking-price average for resale homes in June 2026. New developments and prime micro-locations can sit above the municipal average.
Only projects currently matching this area are shown. Price and availability are confirmed before a viewing.
Read the full Marbella apartments & penthouses guide
Thirty-three Armani/Casa residences in nine buildings above Marbella’s Golden Mile, each with a private pool, in a development with its own 889 sqm hydrothermal spa. Phase 1 is on sale.
Residences designed with Dolce&Gabbana in five blocks on Marbella’s Golden Mile, with marble and majolica interiors, roof terraces and a private club of pools, restaurants and sport.
Eighty homes in eight blocks stepping up a Marbella hillside, each block above the one below it and every home turned to the sea.
88 apartments, penthouses and garden villas in an elevated pocket of Elviria West, with spa, gym and coworking amenities.
A staggered collection of 113 terraced homes on an elevated plot in Elviria Sur, each with a private lift and rooftop solarium.
A collection of 21 apartments across seven buildings in a private Mediterranean forest in Elviria, each with its own private pool.
27 completed houses in Rio Real: 4 and 5 bedroom semi-detached homes from EUR 1.89m, plus Villa 27, a detached 6-bedroom villa at EUR 4.95m.
Eight residences by RGZ Developers on Marbella’s Golden Mile, furnished by Bentley Home, with a private pit lane.
18 two- and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses with large terraces and sea views in the upper part of Los Monteros, with indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a gym.
Three-bedroom apartments in a gated, key-ready development on the first line of a golf course in east Marbella, each with a private pool and two parking spaces.
Two homes at Dunique Marbella, a beachfront complex beside a protected dune system: a four-bedroom villa and a three-bedroom apartment, each with a private pool and garden, from EUR 5,200,000 + VAT.
The average asking price for resale homes across the municipality was €5,608 per m² in June 2026. That figure spans very different markets: beachside Golden Mile addresses, the residential east and the hillside communities do not trade at the same level, and new developments generally sit above the resale average rather than at it.
It depends on how you intend to use the home. Marbella East is quieter and more residential, the Golden Mile prioritises access to the centre and Puerto Banús, and the hills trade walkability for privacy and views. Beachside, town, golf and hillside homes give genuinely different daily routines within the same municipality.
Central Marbella is typically around 40 to 45 minutes by car. Addresses further east shorten that and the hillside communities lengthen it, so it is worth checking the drive from the specific address rather than from the town.
It works year-round, which is what separates it from much of the coast. International schools, private healthcare, shopping and restaurants stay open and staffed outside the season, which is what makes longer stays and full-time living practical here.
Land close to the sea is largely built out, so most current new-build activity sits in the eastern side of the municipality and the hillside communities rather than on the Golden Mile itself. The developments we currently hold information on are listed above, with real availability rather than a general search.
Nueva Andalucía is a residential area within the same municipality, built around golf and close to Puerto Banús, and it asks a higher average price per m² than Marbella as a whole. Marbella gives you the town, the beaches and the full range of settings; Nueva Andalucía gives you a quieter, more uniform residential grid with the marina in reach.
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