Live data · updated every day Last update: 9th November 2026

Costa del Sol Property Market Report 9th November 2026

Every morning our system reads the full resale market on the Costa del Sol — 9,078 homes from Sotogrande to Málaga — and records every new listing, every price change and every home that leaves the market. These are the numbers, with no estimates and no surveys, and this page is updated automatically every day.

Homes for sale9,078
Median asking price€675k
New listings · 30 days1,4821,483 left the market
Price cuts · 30 days1,048median −5%
Listings with a price cut · 90 days19%of homes for sale
Median time on market82 dayshomes that left in the last 30 days

Key takeaways

  • Marbella is the deepest market, with 2,495 homes for sale (27% of the coast).
  • Benahavís has the highest median asking price (€1.05M); Manilva & Sotogrande is the most affordable (€420k).
  • Sellers are most flexible in Mijas & Fuengirola: 23% of listings there have cut their price in the last 90 days, by a median of 4.3%.
  • In the last 30 days we recorded 1,048 price reductions (median −5%) against 149 price increases.
  • 1,482 new listings came on the market and 1,483 left it (sold or withdrawn), so the number of homes for sale held steady.

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Prices by area

Median asking prices of the homes for sale today. Price cuts: share of listings in each area that have reduced their price in the last 90 days, and the median reduction.

AreaFor saleMedian priceApartmentsVillas & housesNew · 30dPrice cuts · 90dDays on market
Marbella 2,495 €990k €699k €2.19M 422 20% (−5.3%) 76
Mijas & Fuengirola 1,818 €547k €449k €899k 300 23% (−4.3%) 87
Estepona 1,620 €656k €569k €1.1M 253 17% (−5%) 82
Málaga & Benalmádena 917 €619k €529k €1.03M 165 23% (−4.6%) 49
Manilva & Sotogrande 626 €420k €380k €549k 123 20% (−5.4%) 103
Benahavís 545 €1.05M €667k €3.65M 79 16% (−5.4%) 89
Inland & other areas 1,057 €575k €490k €595k 140 13% (−5.8%) 97

Prices by property type

TypeFor saleShareMedian pricePrice cuts · 90d
Apartments5,06456%€549k22%
Villas & houses3,46938%€1.1M17%
Plots5456%€750k9%

What your budget buys

Share of homes for sale in each price band.

  • Under €300k7.7%
  • €300k – €500k25.8%
  • €500k – €1M36.1%
  • €1M – €2M16.5%
  • €2M – €5M10.4%
  • Over €5M3.5%

Median price by number of bedrooms

Apartments & penthouses
BedroomsFor saleMedian price
1321€299k
22,250€485k
32,018€670k
4+435€945k
Villas, townhouses & houses
BedroomsFor saleMedian price
2217€415k
3994€699k
4972€1.15M
5640€1.95M
6+623€2.5M

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Frequently asked questions

How many properties are for sale on the Costa del Sol?

As of 9th November 2026 there are 9,078 resale homes for sale on the Costa del Sol between Sotogrande and Málaga, according to DPC's daily tracking of the market.

What is the average property price on the Costa del Sol?

The median asking price is €675k. It varies a lot by area: see the table by area on this page for each town.

Are property prices dropping on the Costa del Sol?

19% of the homes currently for sale have reduced their asking price in the last 90 days. In the last 30 days we recorded 1,048 price reductions (median 5%) and 149 increases.

Methodology

The data comes from the Resales Online network, the multi-agency listing system used by most estate agents on the Costa del Sol. Every night DPC reads the complete set of resale listings for the coast between Sotogrande and Málaga and compares it with the day before. Homes for sale are the listings online on 9th November 2026, priced between €30,000 and €60M. Prices are asking prices, not sale prices. A home leaves the market when it disappears from the network (sold or withdrawn by the owner). Price cuts exclude changes of 50% or more, which are almost always listing errors. Medians are used instead of averages so that a few luxury villas do not distort the figures. Daily tracking started on 23 January 2026; homes already listed that first week are not counted as new listings or used for time on market.

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