Area:MALAGA, COSTA DEL SOL
Investor Profile:Retirement, Worker, Holiday, Business
Category:C
Population:TotalBritish
540,0006,000
Climate:Hours of Sunshine Per Day in SummerDays of Rain Per YearAverage Spring Air Temp.Average Summer Air Temp.Average Autumn Air Temp.Average Winter Air Temp.Average

Water Temp.

11452128241620
Proximity to:AirportBeachNearest City
4 miles (Malaga)0.5 milesMalaga
Educational facilities:No. of UniversitiesNo. of International SchoolsNo. of Private Schools
139
Health services:No. of Public HospitalsNo. of Private HospitalsNo. of Private Clinics
502
Shopping:No. of Shopping CentresNo. of Markets
52
Restaurants and bars:Most restaurants offer Spanish cuisine. In the east of the city fried fish, the local speciality, is widely available. Many tapas bars in the old town.
Sports and leisure facilities:Jose Maria Martin Carpena sports pavilion in west end. Rosaleda football stadium in the north of the city. 2 sailing clubs. 2 golf courses on city outskirts. Summer fair at beginning of August. Annual cinema and jazz festivals. Opera, jazz and classical concerts at Cervantes Theatre in old town throughout the year. Alameda Park botanical garden. 2 further botanical gardens on city outskirts. Choice of multi-screen cinemas and smaller cinemas.
Transport:Public TransportRoads
40 bus routes across the city. RENFE train services from Esplanada de la Estacion.N-340 from Almeria, Cadiz and Estepona. A-92 and N-331 from Granada and Seville.
Crime rate:High
Main types of employmentVaried, but particularly in technological industry.
Future plans:Large congress centre. New museum, shopping centre, auditorium and leisure complex near port. New road developments- new ring road around north and west of city and new access to airport.
Yield range3.8% - 4.5%
Type of propertyEntry PriceRent-

School Holiday Peak

Rent-

Peak

Rent-

Off Peak

Average Annual Yield
2 bed apartment91,122178142854.5%
3 bed apartment1139032141711034.3%
3 bed townhouse1708542852281373.8%
Villa2004683742991794.3%
Demand for lettingSchool Holiday PeakPeakOff peak
HighHighHigh
Finance and leisure scores:Total (out of 10)Financial (out of 5)Leisure (out of 5)
624
Flights scheduled from:Gatwick, Heathrow, London City, Luton, Stansted, Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, Newquay, Plymouth, Bournemouth, Southampton, Birmingham, East Midlands, Humberside, Newcastle, Teesside, Blackpool, Isle of Man, Liverpool, Manchester, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Belfast City, Belfast International, Derry, Cork, Dublin, Guernsey, Jersey, Norwich, Leeds/Bradford
Typical cost of flights:School Holiday PeakPeakOff Peak
£201-320£149-237£112-178
Operators:Monarch, Swiss International, BA, Air France, Excel Airways, Futura, Thomas Cook, Astraeus, Air 2000, My Travel, Easyjet
Description:Malaga is the 5th largest city in Spain.  A Moorish history is evident, in particular the Alcazaba fortress and the Gibralfaro castle. The old town has narrow streets surrounding the cathedral and can prove to be an interesting walk. The modern part of town has the bus and railway station and is west of Guadalmedina river.

It has a busy port which keeps employment levels high and therefore tenant demand high throughout the year.  It has a less crowded beach than other parts of the coast as most holidaymakers choose the more built up resorts.  The majority of residents are Spanish but the British population has increased at a greater rate than most other areas.

The university and science park in the Teatinos district is in the west of city and there are several exclusive residential areas - Colonia de Santa Ines and Puerto de la Torre behind Teatinos district which have been quite popular with the British.  Cerrado de Calderon, Limonar, Malagueta and Pedregalejo are east of the city centre which have also been quite popular.

The property market in Malaga is a stable one due to longer-term residences compared with other coastal resorts. The market is made up of mostly apartments - houses tend to be limited top exclusive areas. Property is cheaper than other parts of coast, except for the exclusive areas – its just a matter of time before these cheaper properties catch up so there is plenty of scope for capital growth. Prices have gradually risen in past few years and demand is high for most of the year due to a large university population.

Hot Website:http://www.malagaturismo.com/menus/eng/marco.htm
Estate Agents:NameAddressTelWeb
 Andalucia Real EstateNo addressTel: 0034 653.61.96.96

Fax: 0034 952 174443

http://www.andaluciarealestate.com/
 Alcoba CabelloAvda. VIbar Tellez 39, 29770 Velez Malaga, Malaga, SpainTel: 0034 9 52 50 24 45

Fax: 0034 9 52 50 12 62

Not disclosed
 UNIVERSAL REAL ESTATEAvda. Palma de Mallorca, 27Not disclosedinfo@inmo-universal.com
 EL CONGRESO REAL ESTATEPedro Campos

Edif. Congreso, 1 A

Tel 0034 952 384 183Not disclosed
Letting Agents: NameAddress TelWeb
 Country Properties S.A.Plaza Almijara, Competa
Malaga
tel: 0034 952516178website: http://www.countryproperties.net

email: sales@countryproperties.net

 mab costa del solapdo 121
MALAGA
tel: 0034 666 06 60 50email: ysl@ole.com
 COSTA DEL SOL Online PropertiesAvenida de la Constitucion 37 Edificio Gavilan # 9
Malaga
tel: (0034) 952 563 021
fax: (0034) 952 575 464
website: http://www.findahomeinspain email: info@findahomeinspain.com.com
 Villas Sayalonga SLC/Calvario s/n
Sayalonga/Malaga
tel: 0034 952 53 50 43email: info@villasaya.com