Marbella Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Marbella

Marbella sits between the Mediterranean and the Sierra Blanca mountains on Spain’s Costa del Sol. Its old town, seafront promenades and beaches give the city a distinctive combination of historic streets and coastal settings within Malaga province.

In October 2026, the key signal for Marbella apartments is the gap between sale-price and rent growth. The average sale price is €634,950, up 6.7% year over year, while the average rent has risen 4.2% over the same period. That difference matters more to an investor than price growth in isolation. A stronger sale-price trend does not automatically bring a proportionate increase in rental income, so the price of an apartment needs to be considered alongside the rent it could realistically achieve.

The indicated yield is 4.85%, offering a snapshot of the relationship between apartment prices and rental returns. It is not a guaranteed result for an individual property: purchase terms, achievable rent and costs will all affect an investor’s outcome. These figures call for a measured reading of the market rather than a simple growth story. Apartment prices have risen over the year, but rents have increased more slowly. Investors assessing a purchase should therefore test income assumptions separately from expectations about price growth. For existing owners, the same distinction helps keep changes in a property’s value separate from changes in the income it produces.