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Costa del Sol Property Price Map
What does a home cost in each part of the Costa del Sol? This map shows the median asking price per m², price reductions and new listings in 148 areas from Sotogrande to Málaga, calculated every morning from the 8,989 resale homes currently on the market.
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Circle colour = the selected figure (darker is higher); circle size = number of homes for sale. Hover or tap a circle for the details. Areas with fewer than 5 matching homes are hidden.
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Frequently asked questions
Which is the most expensive area on the Costa del Sol?
Among areas with at least 40 homes for sale, The Golden Mile has the highest median asking price per square metre (€7,898/m²), followed by Puerto Banús (€7,772/m²) and La Quinta (€7,209/m²). Data as of 10th November 2026.
Where can I find cheaper property on the Costa del Sol?
The most affordable areas with a meaningful number of listings are Doña Julia (€1,747/m²), Ronda (€2,063/m²) and Coín (€2,151/m²).
Where are sellers cutting prices the most?
In Doña Julia, 69% of the homes for sale have reduced their asking price in the last 90 days; in Higueron the figure is 39%.
How is the price per m² calculated?
For every home currently for sale we divide the asking price by the built area stated in the listing, then take the median for each area (half of the homes are above it and half below). Plots are excluded, and an area needs at least 5 homes with a stated size to show a figure.
About the data
Every night DPC records every resale property listed for sale on the Costa del Sol through the Resales Online network (the multiple listing service used by most agencies on the coast). The figures are asking prices, not completed sale prices. Medians are used rather than averages so that a few very expensive villas do not distort an area. "Price cut" counts homes whose asking price went down in the last 90 days; "new listings" are homes that came on the market in the last 30 days. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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