Costa del Sol or Mallorca is a choice between the premium mainland coast and island luxury. Málaga and Marbella offer year-round access and a wider price range; Mallorca has the highest price per m² in our catalogue and strong Northern-European demand. We compare on the real new-build numbers.
| Kennzahl | Costa del Sol | Mallorca |
|---|---|---|
| Durchschnittspreis pro m² | €5,180/m² | €6,375/m² |
| Durchschnittliche Mietrendite | 5.6% | 5.5% |
| Preis ab | €229,000 | €263,000 |
| Neubauten im Katalog | 47 | 16 |
| Klima | Mild winters, long season, Marbella winter sun | Mediterranean, warm summers, short mild winters |
| Typischer Käufer | Premium buyer betting on liquidity and capital growth | Large budget, capital preservation, Northern-European demand |
| Flughäfen | AGP | PMI |
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Costa del Sol suits buyers who want premium by the sea but with mainland logistics: Málaga airport runs year-round, choice is wider and the entry price sits below the island. A logical pick for an investor who cares about both rent and liquidity.
Mallorca suits an above-average budget betting on resilient demand and island status. German and Scandinavian capital keeps prices high, and scarce land limits supply — this protects value but lowers gross yield.
Mallorca has the highest price per m² in our catalogue and the most protected value thanks to scarce land, but its rental yield is lower. Costa del Sol costs less per m², delivers a comparable or slightly higher yield and is easier to reach. For island status and capital preservation, choose Mallorca; for a balance of price, yield and access, choose Costa del Sol.
Off-plan · 2027 Q47% Rendite
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Under construction · 2026 Q26.4% RenditeMallorca: the island holds the highest price per m² in our catalogue due to scarce land and strong Northern-European demand. Costa del Sol is on average cheaper per m².
Costa del Sol usually delivers a comparable or slightly higher gross yield: the entry price is lower and the season is long. Mallorca yields less but holds value more firmly.
Costa del Sol is easier logistically: Málaga is a large year-round airport hub. Mallorca leans on seasonal flights, though summer connectivity to Northern Europe is very dense.
Mallorca: limited land supply and steady premium demand make the island one of the most downturn-resistant markets in Spain.