Real Estate Statistics – Colegio de Registradores de España
1. Real Estate Market Overview – Costa del Sol
Price Growth and Market Activity
Málaga, the key market in Costa del Sol, recorded an average property price of €2,754/m².
This marks a 10.8% year-on-year increase, confirming a consistent upward trend. Interest in real estate — especially in the premium segment — continues to grow in Marbella, Estepona, and Benahavís.
While the average price across Andalusia is €1,822/m², Costa del Sol remains significantly more expensive.
Transactions and Demand
Málaga ranked among the top provinces in terms of transaction volume, with 9,494 properties sold in Q4 2024.
Foreign buyers played a major role, accounting for 32.35% of all transactions.
This growing demand stems from interest in short-term rentals and purchasing for personal use.
2. Polish Buyers in the Spanish Property Market
Position Among Foreign Buyers
Polish buyers are gradually increasing their presence on the Spanish property market, though they are not yet among the top three nationalities.
The leading buyers are the British (8.57%), Germans (6.67%), and Dutch (5.91%).
Poles fall into the second tier of the most active foreign buyers, right behind the French (5.28%) and Romanians (5.17%).
Their growing interest is driven primarily by investment purposes and the purchase of holiday homes.
Types of Properties Chosen by Poles
Polish buyers most frequently purchase properties in the mid- to premium segments, typically priced above €500,000.
Popular locations include Marbella, Estepona, Mijas, and Fuengirola, where modern apartments and villas are widely available.
The low taxes in Andalusia further increase the region’s appeal compared to other parts of Spain.
3. Outlook for Polish Investors on the Costa del Sol
Prices continue to rise, albeit at a moderate pace, indicating that the market has not yet overheated.
Strong demand for short-term rentals means that property investments in the region remain highly profitable.
Polish investors are steadily increasing their market share, making this segment worth further analysis and promotion.
Andalusia’s investor-friendly tax regulations continue to enhance its attractiveness as a real estate destination.
Summary
Costa del Sol remains one of the most dynamic real estate markets in Spain, consistently attracting international buyers.
Polish investors are increasingly focused on premium properties, particularly in Marbella, Estepona, and Fuengirola.
The rise in prices and transaction volume suggests that now is a favorable time to enter the market, especially for those seeking profitable rental investments