Properties for sale in Málaga
Properties for sale in Málaga city, one of the fastest-growing urban markets in Europe. Museums, a renovated port, urban beaches and a booming technology district have turned Málaga into a city to live in all year round — and one of the most solid rental markets in Spain.
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Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5457094
- 3 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 68 m²
Penthouse in Málaga Centro - R5495383
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 61 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530666
- 2 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 45 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530663
- 3 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 1 Garage
- 90 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530648
- 4 Bed
- 2 Baths
- 112 m²
Detached Villa in El Atabal, El Atabal - R5530576
- 6 Bed
- 5 Baths
- 1 Garage
- 358 m²
Top Floor Apartment in Pedregalejo - R5529364
- 5 Bed
- 3 Baths
- 1 Garage
- 200 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga - R5526835
- 3 Bed
- 4 Baths
- 1 Garage
- 173 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro, Málaga Centro - R5517190
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 51 m²
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5523547
- 2 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 68 m²
Commercial Premises in Churriana - R5528455
- 3 Bed
- 2 Baths
- 180 m²
Ground Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5528557
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 52 m²
Property types in Málaga
Areas in Málaga
Living in Malaga
Málaga city is enjoying its best decade: the Historic Centre and Soho have been regenerated, the port has opened up to the city with Muelle Uno, and the cultural scene – Picasso, Pompidou, Thyssen – attracts residents all year round. To the east, La Malagueta, El Limonar and Pedregalejo offer the most coveted seaside living in the city; to the west, Teatinos and the university area are home to more affordable housing and steady rental demand.
Transport links are unbeatable: an international airport 15 minutes away, the AVE high-speed train to Madrid in two and a half hours, the Cercanías commuter train to Fuengirola and a growing tech ecosystem at Málaga TechPark that attracts Spanish and foreign professionals.
Buying property in Malaga
In Málaga you will find the classic apartment to renovate in the city centre, family homes in El Limonar or Cerrado de Calderón and new-build developments in expansion areas such as Teatinos and La Térmica. Rental demand – from tourists, students and professionals – is among the strongest in Spain, which supports both rental yields and liquidity on resale. At EVS PROPERTY GROUP we help you assess the real condition of the building, the comunidad (community of owners) and the potential of each neighbourhood.
Frequently asked questions about Malaga
Which neighbourhoods in Málaga are best for living by the sea?
La Malagueta and El Limonar are the long-established classics; Pedregalejo and El Palo, former fishing quarters, offer a local atmosphere and a seafront promenade with beach bars (chiringuitos). For tighter budgets, the west of the city (Huelin, Carretera de Cádiz) is just a few minutes from the beach.
Is buying to let a good idea in Málaga city?
Demand is very high in every segment: tourist rentals in the city centre (subject to the municipal regulations on holiday rental homes), students in Teatinos and professionals across the city. It is advisable to check the current holiday rental regulations before deciding on your strategy.
Where can I find new-build property in Málaga?
The main developments are concentrated in Teatinos-Universidad, the Martiricos area by the river and around La Térmica to the west, plus the occasional refurbishment development in the city centre. They are usually sold in phases, with reservations made in advance.
Can I get a licencia de vivienda turística (holiday rental licence) in Málaga city?
It depends on the neighbourhood. The City Council has restricted new holiday rental homes in dozens of saturated areas, including the city centre, so before buying with that in mind, check whether the area accepts new registrations and whether the comunidad (community of owners) allows it. If it is not viable, don't worry too much: long-term rentals enjoy extremely high demand thanks to the city's tech and university jobs.
Is Málaga a good city for remote working?
One of the best in Spain. Symmetrical fibre broadband is available in practically the whole city, there are dozens of coworking spaces between Soho and the city centre, and there is a genuine tech ecosystem with Málaga TechPark and hubs of major international companies. When you need to travel, the AVE high-speed train gets you to Madrid in about two and a half hours and the airport offers direct connections to half of Europe. The climate does the rest.
Málaga by the numbers: market and prices
The city of Málaga is having a moment: culture, an international airport and a revitalised historic centre have made it one of the most desirable cities in southern Europe. Through EVS PROPERTY GROUP you can access 446 properties for sale, in an urban market dominated by apartments and with prices still below Marbella.
The Málaga market at a glance
| Property type | For sale | Median price | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Villas and detached houses | 66 | €1.4M | €15M |
| Apartments and penthouses | 278 | €507,000 | €4.4M |
| Townhouses and semi-detached | 49 | €725,000 | €2.9M |
| Plots | 23 | €385,000 | €7.5M |
| Other (commercial, parking, hotels…) | 30 | €625,000 | €21M |
| Total for sale | 446 | €625,000 | €21M |
Published asking prices, not completed-sale prices. Data updated on 01/11/2026.
Property types and prices
The apartment is the heart of the Málaga market —278 available, with a median asking price of €507,000— in strong demand from both residents and investors drawn by the city's cultural and tech boom. Villas cluster in areas such as El Limonar and Cerrado de Calderón. The most common layout is three bedrooms, followed by four and two.
Analysis and guides for Málaga
Where is Málaga located?
Málaga is the capital of the province and the gateway to the Costa del Sol: its international airport is 8 km from the centre, the María Zambrano station connects with Madrid in under three hours by high-speed train, and the port receives cruise ships all year round.
What are the main residential areas of Málaga?
- Centro Histórico: pedestrian heart of the city, between the cathedral and the Alcazaba.
- Soho: the arts district next to the port, fully renovated.
- La Malagueta: urban beach and apartments with sea views next to the centre.
- El Limonar: classic residential area with villas and mansions east of the city.
- Pedregalejo and El Palo: former fishing quarters with beach promenade and chiringuitos.
- Teatinos: university district with modern housing and good value for money.
What is life like in Málaga?
- More than 30 museums, including the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Centre.
- Urban beaches a walk away from offices and universities.
- A growing technology hub around Málaga TechPark.
- Metro, coastal train and high-speed rail connections.
What properties are for sale in Málaga?
The market combines renovated apartments in the historic centre, seafront flats in La Malagueta, family homes in El Limonar and modern developments in Teatinos and the western districts. Rental demand — long-term and touristic — is among the strongest in Spain, which supports both value and yields.
Buying a property in Málaga
Málaga is attractive both for lifestyle buyers and for investors focused on rental yield. EVS Property Group is based in the province: we view the property with you, verify its legal status and accompany you in your own language up to the notary. Request a shortlist adapted to your goals.