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Author: Sofia Nisco
American Demand & the Mallorca Property Market
NLS News | Ready to Post Over the past 12–24 months, one of the most important shifts in the Mallorca property market has been the rise of American buyers. Mallorca has always been international, historically dominated by German, British, Scandinavian, Swiss and wider European demand. That balance is now evolving. U.S. buyers are not yet the…
€35 Million Investment Brings 120 New Homes to Mijas and Istán on the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol property market continues to attract significant investment in 2026, with over €35 million committed to new residential developments in Mijas and Istán, bringing approximately 120 new homes to one of Spain’s most sought-after real estate regions. The new investment, announced this week, comes from major developers Taylor Wimpey España and Metrovacesa, two of Spain’s most recognised names in residential construction. The…
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Mallorca Real Estate Summit Warns Property Prices Could Rise Further in 2026
Mallorca’s already red-hot property market may be heading even higher in 2026, according to leading experts speaking at the Mallorca Real Estate Summit 2026, where developers, estate agents, economists and government officials gathered to assess the future of housing on the island. The message from the summit was clear: Property prices are expected to continue rising,…
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New-Build Demand Surges on the Costa del Sol as International Buyers Return in Force
The Costa del Sol property market is entering another major growth phase in 2026, with demand for new-build homesrising sharply as international buyers return in force to southern Spain. Across Marbella, Estepona, Mijas Costa, Benahavis, Fuengirola and Málaga province, developers are accelerating launches of modern apartments, townhouses, and luxury villas to meet growing overseas demand. The latest market signals suggest that the…
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From Eyesores to Opportunities: Marbella’s New Property Law Explained for U.S. Buyers
For American buyers, Marbella has long represented the ideal European property destination—luxury villas, beachfront apartments, world-class golf communities, and a thriving international lifestyle on Spain’s iconic Costa del Sol. But beneath this appeal, the city has faced a persistent structural issue: abandoned construction projects, unfinished developments, and neglected urban plots—many dating back to the aftermath of the 2008…
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Marbella Introduces Tough New Rules to Eliminate Abandoned Developments and Urban Eyesores
Marbella is taking a decisive step to reshape its urban landscape. In a move aimed at protecting long-term property values and reinforcing its position as a leading European lifestyle destination, Marbella Town Hall has approved a powerful new regulation targeting abandoned developments, unfinished construction projects, vacant urban plots, and neglected buildings across the municipality. The bylaw, which…
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Balearics Supply Constraints Driving Premium Pricing
The Balearic Islands – comprising key markets such as Mallorca, Ibiza, and Menorca — continue to demonstrate one of the clearest examples of supply-constrained real estate economics in Europe. Unlike mainland coastal regions where development pipelines can expand in response to demand, the Balearics operate within a structurally restricted environment where supply growth is tightly controlled, slow, and often politically sensitive. This…
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Costa Blanca Forecast for Stable Growth as International Demand Holds
Costa Blanca continues to establish itself as one of Spain’s most stable, accessible, and commercially reliable residential property markets. While it does not generate the same headlines as the luxury-driven Costa del Sol or the supply-constrained Balearic Islands, its strength lies in consistency, depth of demand, and a diversified buyer base that supports steady long-term performance. Located along…
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Mallorca Positioned for Strongest Price Growth Among Spanish Coastal Markets
Mallorca stands as the most mature and structurally constrained property market within the Balearic Islands, and is widely forecast to lead price growth among Spain’s coastal regions over the coming years. Unlike mainland markets where supply can expand in response to rising demand, Mallorca operates within a tightly controlled framework that severely limits new development. This…
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Costa del Sol Reinforces Status as Europe’s Leading Lifestyle Property Market
The Costa del Sol has evolved beyond its historical identity as a seasonal holiday destination into one of Europe’s most complete and resilient lifestyle-driven residential property markets. This transition is not theoretical — it is supported by transaction data, infrastructure expansion, and increasingly diversified international demand. According to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Málaga province recorded over 34,000…
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