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.
| Critère | Costa del Sol | Mallorca |
|---|---|---|
| Prix moyen au m² | €5,180/m² | €6,375/m² |
| Rendement locatif moyen | 5.6% | 5.5% |
| Prix à partir de | €229,000 | €263,000 |
| Neuf au catalogue | 47 | 16 |
| Climat | Mild winters, long season, Marbella winter sun | Mediterranean, warm summers, short mild winters |
| Acheteur type | Premium buyer betting on liquidity and capital growth | Large budget, capital preservation, Northern-European demand |
| Aéroports | AGP | PMI |
Prix, rendements et nombres sont calculés à partir de notre catalogue de neuf. Le vert indique le côté le plus fort par critère.
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% rendement
Off-plan · 2027 Q47% rendement
Off-plan · 2026 Q47% rendement
Off-plan · 2027 Q26.8% rendement
Off-plan · 2026 Q46.7% rendement
Under construction · 2026 Q26.4% rendementMallorca: 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.