Apartments for sale in Marbella

Alegria Real Estate combines listing selection, market filtering, and transaction support in one place. That makes comparison by area, budget, and format much easier.

Yes. Foreign buyers can legally purchase residential property in Spain, subject to standard documentation and transaction procedures.

It depends on the goal. Central Marbella suits walkable living, Nueva Andalucía suits golf-led demand, and San Pedro often works better for family use.

Yes. An NIE is normally needed for tax and administrative procedures linked to a property purchase in Spain.

The market includes studios, flats, family apartments, duplexes, penthouses, and units in gated communities, both resale and off-plan.

New-build stock often offers better design, energy efficiency, and amenities, while resale can offer more mature locations and a wider choice of existing districts.

Yes. Marbella includes new developments and off-plan projects, especially in districts where modern gated communities remain in demand.

Yes. Better-positioned apartments in stronger communities and premium districts have generally remained more resilient than weaker secondary stock.

It usually takes from several weeks to a few months, depending on legal checks, financing, and seller readiness.

It can be, especially when the apartment matches area demand, layout expectations, and long-term resale liquidity.

Main risks include overpaying for weak location, underestimating community costs, and choosing layouts with limited resale appeal.

Yes. Mortgage financing is possible, subject to lender review, deposit level, and valuation.

Resale property usually involves transfer tax, while new-build stock generally involves VAT and stamp duty, plus notary and registry costs.

Many are, especially those with strong location, outdoor space, and broad holiday appeal. Suitability still depends on the building, local rules, and target tenant profile.