Torremolinos Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Torremolinos

Torremolinos combines a classic Costa del Sol seaside setting with a compact urban core, long promenades, and easy access to Malaga city and the airport. Its apartment market sits in one of the province’s most recognisable coastal municipalities, where lifestyle appeal and year-round visibility tend to matter together.

July 2026 points to the market’s central tension: values are still moving higher, but the rental side is not keeping pace. The average sale price for apartments reached €350,000, up 2.9% on the month and 18.6% over the year, while the average m2 price climbed to €4,070, up 1.7% month on month and 9.0% year on year. Against that backdrop, average rent held at €1,400, showing no monthly change and rising 5.7% annually.

That mix leaves the yield at 5.37%, a level that suggests income is still present, but not enough to fully offset the speed of capital growth. For investors, the key point is not just that Torremolinos is appreciating; it is that purchase pricing is advancing faster than rent, which can compress the margin between entry cost and rental return. In practical terms, July’s numbers show a market where apartment values continue to re-rate, while rent growth remains comparatively restrained. That imbalance will matter most for buyers weighing near-term yield against the prospect of further price appreciation.