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Autumn is one of the most beautiful seasons to experience life in Marbella and along the Costa del Sol. The intense summer heat gives way to warm, sunny days and cooler evenings, while the calendar remains full of cultural, sporting, and family-friendly events. From Marbella to Estepona, autumn brings international festivals, traditional ferias, and seasonal celebrations that showcase why this region is such a desirable place to live and invest in property.

Marbella has secured second place in James Edition’s prestigious list of the world’s top lifestyle cities for 2025, just behind Dubai. This recognition highlights what residents, investors, and visitors have known for years: Marbella is much more than a summer destination – it is a year-round lifestyle hub combining luxury real estate, world-class amenities, and Mediterranean charm.

Marbella continues to shine not only as a world-class lifestyle destination but also as one of the strongest and most dynamic property markets in Spain. Recent figures highlight this growth, with Marbella recording one of the highest year-on-year property price increases nationwide. In the second quarter of 2025, real estate prices rose by 17.2% compared to the same period in 2024. Average values per square metre in Marbella now far exceed those in Málaga city and the provincial average, underlining the city’s position as a prime real estate hub.

The Golden Mile in Marbella is one of the most prestigious addresses in Europe. Stretching from Marbella town to Puerto Banús, this iconic boulevard is home to five-star resorts, Michelin-starred dining, exclusive beach clubs and some of the most sought-after luxury properties in Marbella. Within this setting, a new project introduces a blend of design, exclusivity and the heritage of one of the world’s most recognisable luxury brands.

Though inheriting property in Spain is a sad event, there are practical steps that must be made immediately, with some decisions that can influence both the value of what you receive and the costs involved. Spanish inheritance law, tax allowances and administrative requirements operate differently from those in many other countries, so understanding the process beforehand will save time, lessen stress and help you avoid unnecessary expenses. Whether you intend to keep the property, rent it out, or sell it, it’s vital to understand your legal position, tax obligations and the deadlines you need to meet.

On the western edge of Marbella, within the municipality of San Pedro de Alcántara, lies one of the most prestigious residential areas on the Costa del Sol: Guadalmina Baja. Known to discerning property buyers for its generous plots, tree-lined avenues and direct access to the Mediterranean Sea, this neighbourhood offers a rare combination of space, privacy and convenience close to the vibrant attractions of Marbella and Puerto Banús.