Mijas

Costa del Sol · Málaga

New developments in Mijas

A whitewashed mountain village, the coast’s densest golf belt, and 12 km of beach

75new developments· from €226K
Mijas Pueblo · Wikimedia Commons

Living in Mijas

Mijas is three places at once: a whitewashed village pinned to the mountainside at 430 metres, a twelve-kilometre stretch of coast running through La Cala, and the densest concentration of golf on the Costa del Sol between them. Over 40% of residents are foreign-born, mostly British and Irish, which makes it one of the most established international communities on the coast.

Golf-front livingBlue Flag beachesMountain villageWidest price rangeFamily friendlyAirport access
Known for
Mijas Pueblo, the golf belt & La Cala
Coastline
12 km, Fuengirola to Marbella
International
40%+ foreign-born residents
Golf
10+ courses in the municipality
Airport
Málaga 25 min — the coast’s shortest transfer

What’s around Mijas

The beaches, courses, schools and everyday essentials — and which part of Mijas each one is in.

Playa de La Cala

Blue Flag, wide sand, backed by the town centre

La Cala de Mijas

Playa El Bombo

Chiringuitos and grilled sardines

La Cala de Mijas

Playa Riviera del Sol

Soft and wide, family favourite

Riviera del Sol

Playa El Chaparral

Backed by cliffs and pine, quieter

El Chaparral

Playa Calahonda

Rockier coves, good snorkelling

Calahonda

Playa El Faro

The eastern end, near the lighthouse

El Faro

A guide, not a directory — our advisors can confirm anything that matters to your shortlist.

Popular areas in Mijas

Mijas covers 10 distinct areas — pick one to narrow the property below.

The Mijas market right now

Live figures from every published new-build development we track in Mijas.

Developments

75

687 units available now

Price range

€226K – €5.5M

Median €/m²

€5,003

Built area, entry price

Mix

33 apartments · 42 houses

Bedrooms

1 – 7

With a pool

60 of 75

Delivery timeline

Ready23
202723
202817
20293

Property in Mijas

75 new-build developments across Mijas, with live unit availability and staged payment terms — browse at your own pace.

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Prices shown are the entry price for each development and the top of its published range. Add 10–12% for IVA, AJD and purchase costs.

Things to know about buying in Mijas

Mijas Pueblo is the whitewashed village at 430 metres — cooler, quieter, with views over the bay. Mijas Costa is the twelve-kilometre coastal strip including La Cala de Mijas, Riviera del Sol and Calahonda, where most new-build and all beachfront stock sits. Las Lagunas, inland behind Fuengirola, is the everyday commercial centre.

It is one of the strongest rental and resale locations on the coast: a real town centre rather than a resort strip, a Blue Flag beach, a Saturday market, and three golf courses within a short drive. New supply is limited, so schemes here sell quickly.

Roughly 25 minutes to the coastal areas on the AP-7 — the shortest airport transfer of any major Costa del Sol municipality, which matters a great deal for lock-up-and-leave ownership and short-let demand.

The municipality has the highest density of courses on the coast — Mijas Golf’s Los Lagos and Los Olivos, La Cala Resort’s three courses, plus Calanova, Miraflores, Santana and Chaparral. Developers have built around them for four decades, so golf-front stock here is deeper and better priced than in Marbella.

On a new build you pay 10% IVA (VAT) plus 1.2% AJD stamp duty in Andalucía, then notary, land registry and legal fees — budget 10–12% on top of the price. Resale property is different: 7% ITP transfer tax instead of IVA and AJD.

Typically a fixed reservation fee to take the unit off the market, then 10–20% on signing the private purchase contract, staged payments during construction, and the balance on completion. Spanish law requires developer-held buyer funds to be bank-guaranteed.

Yes — the NIE is the Spanish foreigner tax number and you cannot complete a purchase, open a utility account or pay property tax without one. It can be applied for in Spain or at a Spanish consulate; allow two to six weeks.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Always instruct an independent Spanish lawyer.

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