Costa del Sol West · on the coast
Marbella.
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Neighbourhoods mapped1,393boundaries derived from land parcels
Buildings on the map30,683every building footprint, in 3D
New developments34413 homes listed by the developers
Where people look in Marbella
The largest neighbourhoods, each with its own page.
Living in Marbella
What serves a home day to day, from open public sources.
Asking prices in Marbella
Observed asking prices per square metre by property type, read by subscribers. Asking prices, never sale prices; types with fewer than five observed properties are left out.
Median asking price per m², the middle half, active listings and the 90-day change for 6 property types observed in Marbella.
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- A value range when the evidence supports one, never a single figure
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Marbella is a coastal municipality in Costa del Sol West (Costa del Sol Occidental, Málaga province), with 27 km of Mediterranean shoreline, the Golden Mile and Puerto Banús marina, with the Sierra Blanca and the La Concha peak rising directly behind the town. Searches for Puerto Banús, San Pedro de Alcántara, Nueva Andalucía, Golden Mile fall inside this municipality.
For Marbella Clavy publishes 1,393 neighbourhood boundaries derived from land parcels, 34 new developments with 413 homes as the developers list them and a 3D model of every recorded building.
Asking prices observed on sale listings are read by subscribers as medians and middle halves by typology: asking prices, not sale prices, and every typology with fewer than five observed properties is suppressed. A property's own value is always published as a range with its uncertainty, never as a single figure.
