Mijas Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Mijas

Mijas stretches from a whitewashed hillside town to coastal neighbourhoods on the Costa del Sol. Its inland views and Mediterranean setting give the city an identity that extends beyond a single seaside centre.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between steady sale prices and rising rents. The average sale price was unchanged from the previous month, while the average rent rose 6.2%. For an investor comparing current benchmarks, higher rent against a stable purchase price improves the headline income calculation. That is an interpretation of the averages, not a promise that any particular apartment will perform the same way.

The annual comparison complicates that picture. Average sale prices were up 10.4% year on year, and the current average stands at €370,000. The monthly pause does not undo that increase in the purchase-price benchmark. It means an investor weighing a purchase today faces a higher average price than a year ago, even as the latest monthly movement in rents points in a more favourable direction for rental income.

The indicated apartment yield is 5.14%, a useful reference rather than a property-level return. Purchase terms, costs and periods without rent can change an individual outcome. For now, the central tension in Mijas is clear: recent rent growth supports the income side of the calculation, while the rise in sale prices over the year remains the counterweight.