€389,500
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5457094
- 3 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 68 m²
Apartments for sale in Málaga
278 flats and studios in the historic centre, by La Malagueta beach, in neighbourhoods such as La Trinidad, Teatinos and El Palo and in new developments on the west side of the city, priced from €180,000.
- For sale 278
- From €180,000
- Median price €507,000
- Up to €4.4M
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€419,500
Penthouse in Málaga Centro - R5495383
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 61 m²
€195,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530666
- 2 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 45 m²
€372,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530663
- 3 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 1 Garage
- 90 m²
€382,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5530648
- 4 Bed
- 2 Baths
- 112 m²
€1,312,000
Top Floor Apartment in Pedregalejo - R5529364
- 5 Bed
- 3 Baths
- 1 Garage
- 200 m²
€1,950,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga - R5526835
- 3 Bed
- 4 Baths
- 1 Garage
- 173 m²
€375,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro, Málaga Centro - R5517190
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 51 m²
€299,500
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5523547
- 2 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 68 m²
€321,500
Ground Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5528557
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 52 m²
€735,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Málaga Centro - R5527810
- 2 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 99 m²
€382,000
Middle Floor Apartment in Teatinos, Teatinos - R5524498
- 4 Bed
- 2 Baths
- 112 m²
Buying an apartment in Málaga
Most people in Málaga live in flats, and apartments make up the bulk of what is for sale in the city. Many are in the centre: renovated flats in period buildings in the Centro Histórico, close to the cathedral and Calle Larios, and in surrounding neighbourhoods such as La Trinidad, Capuchinos and La Goleta. By the sea you will find La Malagueta, with its city beach, and the former fishing quarters of Pedregalejo and El Palo, while Teatinos, the university district, is home to modern blocks.
The typical home has around 102 m² of built area and two or three bedrooms; the old town also has plenty of studios and small flats, often without parking. 58 of the 278 flats have a view of the sea. Buyers range from people moving to the city to live and work to those looking for a second home with everything on the doorstep. Before deciding, check the condition of the building, any special levies approved by the community, the orientation and street noise.
The centre is walkable and lively, though busier with visitors and noisier; Teatinos and the west offer recent buildings with parking and often a shared pool; and the east, with El Palo and Pedregalejo, combines the beach with a neighbourhood feel. The airport is about fifteen minutes away by car or by commuter train, and María Zambrano station links the city with Madrid in under three hours.
Apartments in Málaga in figures
| For sale now | 278 |
|---|---|
| Prices from | €180,000 |
| Median price | €507,000 |
| Highest price | €4.4M |
| Median price per m² | €5,427/m² |
| Median built area | 102 m² |
| With sea views | 58 |
| New builds | 11 |
| Areas with the most listings | Málaga Centro (82), Centro Histórico (18), Teatinos (11), Málaga Este (9), El Palo (7) |
Published asking prices, not completed-sale prices. Data updated on 01/11/2026.
Frequently asked questions about apartments in Málaga
How much does an apartment cost in Málaga?
There are currently 278 apartments for sale in Málaga. The median asking price is €507,000, with prices ranging from €180,000 to €4.4M. The median price per square metre is €5,427/m². These are asking prices published by sellers and are updated daily.
How big are apartments in Málaga and how many bedrooms do they have?
The median built area is 102 m². The most common layout is three bedrooms, followed by two and four.
Are there apartments with sea views in Málaga?
Yes: 58 of 278 have sea views.
What should I check if I want to let the apartment to holidaymakers?
Before buying, check that the community statutes do not prohibit holiday lets, that municipal rules allow them in that area and building, and that the property can be entered in the Andalusian Tourism Register (Registro de Turismo de Andalucía). If a listing mentions a tourist licence, ask for the registration number and confirm it is still valid. At EVS we go through the paperwork with you before you reserve.
Is it better to buy in the historic centre or in a district such as Teatinos?
It depends on how you want to live. The Centro Histórico and the streets around it have older buildings, many restored, with high ceilings and everything within walking distance, but few parking spaces and more tourists. Teatinos and the western districts have recent buildings with lifts, parking, storage rooms and often a shared pool, close to the university campus and well connected by road and metro.
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