Buying in Maspalomas is southern Gran Canaria, with its famous dunes, lighthouse and one of Spain’s steadiest resort markets. Among 6 new-builds you will find many villas and sea-view homes.
The selection holds 6 listings: priced €382,000–€1,168,000, €3,348–€5,883/m², yield 4.5–6.9%. Mostly villas · penthouses.
Maspalomas is a mature year-round resort: Northern Europeans fly in to winter here, so yields up to 6.9% barely depend on the season, and the dunes brand keeps demand high.
Southern Gran Canaria is a cluster of resorts: Maspalomas itself with dunes and a lighthouse, lively Playa del Inglés with nightlife, calm Meloneras with new upscale seafront residences, and San Agustín a little east. The Maspalomas dunes — a nature reserve — sit at the centre of it all.
The famous dunes (a nature reserve), long beaches, shopping centres, golf courses and Gran Canaria airport ~30 minutes away. Meloneras offers the newest, most premium seafront housing.
Maspalomas suits the investor in mature year-round holiday letting: German and Scandinavian crowds winter here, and the recognisable dunes brand keeps demand steady.
Almost no seasonality: Gran Canaria’s mild winter draws Northern winterers, so the island’s south hosts tourists year-round, not just in summer.
Real OpenStreetMap data: 60 schools, 60 supermarkets and 60 health facilities nearby — plus our new-builds with prices.
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updated 2026-07-09
6 developments
Off-plan · 2026 Q46.9% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q26.2% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q25.8% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q25% yield
Off-plan · 2027 Q24.8% yield
Off-plan · 2026 Q44.5% yieldMaspalomas has 6 new-builds from €382,000 to €1,168,000. Many villas and view homes push the top of the range high.
Yield reaches 6.9%. Gran Canaria’s mild winter draws Northern-European winterers, giving year-round occupancy.
Maspalomas is Gran Canaria and its famous dunes, a more mature, German-and-Scandinavian resort. Tenerife is larger and more varied; both islands offer eternal summer.
Meloneras is the newest and most premium on the seafront; Playa del Inglés is lively and touristy; Maspalomas by the dunes is a recognisable brand with view homes.
A mild year-round climate draws Northern Europeans in the cold months, so occupancy barely dips off-season — a rare quality for Spain.