Properties for sale in Puerto Banús

Living in Puerto Banús

Puerto Banús is Spain's most famous marina: yachts, luxury boutiques – from Dior to Louis Vuitton – restaurants and a social life that never switches off, all year round. Living here means having the beach, leisure and shopping right on your doorstep, with central Marbella ten minutes away and the Nueva Andalucía golf valley just behind.

Beyond the glamour, the area offers seaside walks towards San Pedro along a revamped stretch of coastline, schools and amenities a stone's throw away, and the best social connections in southern Europe.

Buying property in Puerto Banús

The property on offer in Puerto Banús is unique: frontline apartments on the marina or the beach, penthouses overlooking the yachts and luxury complexes with 24-hour security. It is one of the areas with the highest demand for short- and mid-term rentals on the entire Costa del Sol, which makes it a classic investment. At EVS PROPERTY GROUP we advise you on which complexes best hold their value and their rental rates.

Frequently asked questions about Puerto Banús

Is Puerto Banús just a destination for luxury and partying?

It is more than that: behind the front line there are quiet residential communities where families live all year round, with supermarkets, nearby schools and the beach within walking distance. The lively atmosphere is concentrated around the marina and its nightlife.

What return can an apartment in Puerto Banús generate?

Holiday and mid-term rental rates are among the highest on the coast, especially from April to October. A well-located, renovated apartment achieves occupancy levels and nightly rates that few Spanish destinations can match.

What is the difference between frontline marina and frontline beach?

Frontline marina properties look out over the yachts and the buzz; frontline beach properties face the open sea and the sunsets. The marina is prized for status and leisure; the beach for tranquillity and views. Demand remains excellent for both.

Is it difficult to buy property as a foreigner?

No: Spain places no restrictions on foreigners buying property, and the process in Puerto Banús is the standard one, with an NIE (foreigner identification number), a bank account and signing before a notary. What is specific to the area is the due diligence beforehand: it pays to look carefully at the statutes of the comunidad (community of owners), the running costs and whether the building allows holiday rentals, as this varies widely from one development to another. We coordinate the lawyer, gestor (administrative agent) and bank for international buyers every day.

What is Puerto Banús like in winter?

Much quieter and, for many owners, the best time of year: a mild climate, the marina and the main restaurants open, easy parking and the beach for walks. The area keeps its services running all year round because Marbella and San Pedro operate at full capacity in any month. If you are buying to spend the winter here, prioritise south-facing apartments with a sunny terrace; when the days are short, that orientation makes all the difference to comfort.