Properties for sale in Mijas

The catalogue covers verified listings across every segment of Mijas, from budget flats to villas by the golf courses — everything needed to buy real estate in Mijas with confidence, with the transaction supported in English throughout.

A buyer's nationality places no limit on the deal — property in Mijas for foreigners goes through without special visas or permits. A passport, an NIE and a local bank account are all that's needed.

It comes up at every stage of the deal: without it, there's no signing the contract, no opening a bank account and no paying taxes.

Yes — non-residents can get a mortgage too, usually for a smaller share of the value: around 60–70%, against 80% for local buyers. Anyone planning to buy property in Mijas this way should expect the bank to ask for proof of income and tax returns covering the last couple of years.

Mijas outdoes many of its neighbours for variety: flats and studios, villas and houses, duplexes and town houses, bungalows, off-plan developments still under construction, and commercial units. New-builds are paid in instalments as construction progresses rather than in one sum, as with resale property, and studios and bungalows are scarce enough that the right one can take a while to find. Villas and houses remain the widest category by location, spanning the mountain village, the golf area and the coast.

Yes: resale prices in Malaga province rose by an average of 13.8% over the year to August 2025. The 2026 forecasts are more restrained, in the 5–9% range.

A deal usually closes in 2–3 months: that covers the NIE, a bank account and the legal check on the property, and the timeline stretches further with a mortgage, while the bank reaches a decision, or with an off-plan property, until the building is handed over to its new owner.

Anyone looking at the property for investment, permanent residence or rental income: the town suits golf enthusiasts just as well as families who want to live by the sea without the bustle of Malaga. It also works for anyone still deciding between coast and mountains, since this one municipality offers both.

Yes, especially along the coast: rental demand is supported by both tourists and permanent residents from northern Europe throughout the year. The most liquid option is a compact flat or apartment near La Cala de Mijas — easier to let, and easier to resell later if the need arises.

A mild climate for most of the year, sea and mountains within a single municipality, Malaga Airport 25–30 minutes away, and several golf courses right in town.

In the Mijas Golf area and along the La Cala de Mijas seafront — that's where the villas with pools and private plots are concentrated, and the top of the catalogue currently stands at €2,400,000, well above the town's average asking price.

• resale property — ITP, a flat 7% of the price in Andalusia, with no progressive scale
• new-build — 10% VAT plus roughly 1.2% stamp duty (AJD)
• notary, registration and legal support — billed separately
Altogether, these costs usually add 10–13% to the price of the property.