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Resort-level new-build pricing by bedroom, published to help buyers compare real market levels before they enquire.
What Does Property Cost in Mijas?
Current Domosmar development inventory in Mijas includes 54 available new-build projects. The table below groups active pricing by practical buyer segment so apartments, penthouses and larger homes are not treated as one uniform product.
| Bedrooms | Typical Size | Price Range | €/m² Range | Avg €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 bed apartments | 47–242 m² | €248,000 – €1,695,800 | €1,406 – €21,995 | ~€5,706 |
| 3 bed apartments | 47–258 m² | €248,000 – €2,200,000 | €1,752 – €25,274 | ~€6,338 |
| 3-4 bed villas | 77–729 m² | €410,000 – €2,548,000 | €2,263 – €14,045 | ~€5,243 |
| 5-6 bed villas | 238–729 m² | €868,000 – €2,128,830 | €2,263 – €8,251 | ~€4,301 |
| All new-build | 47–729 m² | €248,000 – €2,548,000 | €1,406 – €34,019 | ~€5,879 |
Source: Domosmar development inventory. Inventory-derived guidance only. Rows use current Domosmar development fields and project-level surface ranges where bedroom-specific surface data is not stored. Private resale villas, off-market stock and future releases are not included.
Mijas Properties.
Mijas combines coastal resort living, golf, residential suburbs and a historic white village. The official Mijas tourism site describes the municipality as a sea-and-mountain destination divided into distinct urban areas, which is exactly how buyers should approach the property market.
A Mijas search can mean a walkable apartment in La Cala, a golf property in Calanova or La Cala Golf, a family base around Riviera or Calahonda, or a character-led hillside home near Mijas Pueblo. The right shortlist starts by separating those lifestyles.
Where to Buy — The Areas of Mijas
La Cala de Mijas
La Cala is the strongest lifestyle anchor in Mijas Costa: beach, restaurants, promenade, schools nearby and enough year-round life for repeat use. It is usually the first Mijas area we compare with Estepona and Marbella East for buyers who want coastal convenience without Marbella pricing.
Calanova, La Cala Golf and Mijas Golf
The golf areas offer space, views and newer residential communities. They suit buyers who are comfortable with car-based ownership and want larger terraces or better value than the beachside strip.
Riviera del Sol, Miraflores and Calahonda
These established coastal-residential areas work for buyers seeking services, community life and a broad choice of apartments and townhouses. Exact community management and walking routes matter because the area is spread out.
Las Lagunas and Mijas Pueblo
Las Lagunas is practical and local, close to Fuengirola services. Mijas Pueblo is scenic and character-led, better for buyers who want views and village identity rather than beach access.
The Property Market
Mijas is currently one of the more value-sensitive markets in the Domosmar development inventory. Entry prices can sit below Marbella and many Estepona pockets, while villa and golf products push higher when views, plots and specification improve.
Domosmar View
Mijas works best when the buyer is clear about lifestyle. La Cala is a coastal village decision; Calanova and La Cala Golf are golf-and-views decisions; Calahonda and Riviera are established community decisions; Mijas Pueblo is a character-and-scenery decision. Treating them as one market creates weak shortlists.
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Buyer Guides
Latest insight for Mijas.
Mijas is the only municipality on the Costa del Sol where a donkey holds a working licence — and the burro-taxis of its white hill village are the most misleading thing about it. Behind the postcard sits a sprawling town that runs from 430 metres down to twelve kilometres of coast, holding three distinct property markets and prices a clear step below Marbella. This is a 2026 buyer''s guide to where the value actually sits.
Read guideA decade ago, a son inheriting a €1.5 million villa in Mijas faced a Spanish inheritance tax bill of €474,260. Under the rules now in force in Andalucía, the same inheritance produces a bill of roughly €4,742 — and if the estate had been worth under €1 million per heir, nothing at all. For the thousands of foreign families who own property between Marbella and Casares, the question of what happens to a Spanish home on death has quietly become one of the most favourable parts of the entire ownership equation. It has also become one of the least understood.
Read guideUnderstand when a new-build makes sense, when resale is the better option, and what to compare before you reserve.
Read guideFAQs
Questions About Mijas.
Where should I buy in Mijas?
La Cala de Mijas is the main coastal lifestyle choice. Calanova, La Cala Golf and Mijas Golf suit golf and views. Riviera, Miraflores and Calahonda suit established communities. Mijas Pueblo suits scenery and village character.
Is Mijas cheaper than Marbella?
Usually yes. Mijas often offers lower entry prices and more space for the budget, although premium La Cala and golf properties can still command strong prices.
Is La Cala de Mijas good for rentals?
Yes. La Cala has beach access, restaurants and a clear holiday identity, which makes it one of the strongest Mijas sub-areas for rental demand.
Do you need a car in Mijas?
In most Mijas areas, yes. La Cala can be more walkable, but many golf, hillside and established residential communities are car-dependent.
Should I compare Mijas with Estepona?
Yes. Mijas and Estepona often compete for buyers who want new-build value outside prime Marbella, but Mijas is more split between coastal, golf and village lifestyles.







































