The E-MAGAZINE of Marbella Hills Homes

Much as you may love a round of golf, no one can deny it’s thirsty work, especially if it’s under the hot Marbella sun. Buggies are great for zipping around the course, however, the traditional ‘19th hole’ is always welcome.

If you are not familiar with the process of selling or buying a house in Spain, it may seem a daunting and complex procedure. However, as with all legal transactions, being as informed as possible from the outset can greatly demystify the process.

Not everyone who visits Marbella comes just for the seaside. While it’s renowned worldwide for its golden beaches and warm Mediterranean Sea, there is so much more to Marbella than its coast. Here, we’ve put together some ideas for what to do in Marbella if you’re not a fan of sand.

Selling a property can be a complex and daunting task. From taking the initial decision to sell, right through to the exchange of contracts, it’s a complicated process so you need to be able to trust the real estate agent who will accompany you along the way. Careful planning, marketing and negotiation skills are required to ensure you get the right price in the shortest possible time, so choosing the right real estate agent to represent you is crucial.

We all have our favourites, and everyone’s favourite beach restaurant will be different. From the classic chiringuito offering the freshest of fish and the perfect paella, to spectacular gourmet creativity. With so many beach clubs on the Costa del Sol, however, it can be hard to make up your mind….

Foreign investors are flocking to Spain’s real estate market, driving a surge in property sales and shaping the country’s housing landscape. According to data collated from Spanish notaries, foreigners are buying more homes in Spain than ever before, with the report revealing that foreigners accounted for an impressive 25% of all residential property sales in Spain last year, a significant increase from previous years.