
New-Build 1-Bedroom Apartment in Gamarra, Málaga
Málaga · Gamarra
Costa del Sol
Explore 21 new developments and off-plan properties in Málaga.
21 new-build properties in Málaga

Málaga · Gamarra

Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · Gamarra

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Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · Puerto Sol Los Almendros El Tomillar

Málaga · Campanillas

Málaga · La Malagueta

Málaga · Malaga

Málaga · Malagueta Monte Sancha

Málaga · Malagueta Monte Sancha

Málaga · La Malagueta

Málaga · Pinares De San Anton

Málaga · La Malagueta

Málaga · Pinares De San Anton

Málaga · Carretera De Cadiz

Málaga · Pinares De San Anton

Málaga · Limonar
Market Overview
Málaga city is in the midst of a remarkable urban renaissance, and its new-build market reflects the transformation. Major development areas include Teatinos (the expanding university district), Huelin and the western seafront regeneration zone, and the emerging Port district near the Pompidou Centre. Two-bedroom apartments in modern city-centre complexes start from around €280,000, while premium developments in La Malagueta and Pedregalejo can reach €500,000–€900,000 for seafront penthouses. The historic centre itself sees occasional boutique conversions.
New construction in Málaga is shaped by the city’s tech-hub ambitions and world-class cultural infrastructure — the Picasso Museum, Centre Pompidou, and CAC contemporary art centre are all within walking distance of major development sites. Specifications include A/B energy ratings, smart-home systems, and rooftop communal areas. Málaga’s international airport, AVE rail to Madrid and Barcelona, cruise port, and expanding metro make it one of the best-connected cities in southern Spain. Capital appreciation has been among the strongest in Andalucía over the last five years.
Apartments from €280k in Teatinos & Huelin; premium from €500k in La Malagueta
International airport, AVE rail, metro & cruise port — Spain’s best-connected coast city
A/B energy ratings with smart-home systems and rooftop communal spaces
Strongest capital appreciation in Andalucía — tech-hub and cultural-tourism demand
New Build Guide
Málaga city's urban renaissance is fuelling a major new-build boom in Teatinos, Huelin, and the emerging Port district. Two-bedroom city-centre apartments start from €280,000, with premium Malagueta seafront properties reaching €900,000. The tech-hub ambitions (Google, Vodafone R&D), world-class museums, and AVE rail make Málaga Spain's fastest-appreciating coastal city for property.
Reservation & NIE
Pay a reservation fee (typically €3,000–€10,000) to take the property off the market. You will need a Spanish NIE (tax identification number) and a Spanish bank account, both of which your lawyer can arrange.
Private Purchase Contract
Within 30 days, sign the contrato privado de compraventa and pay 10% of the purchase price (minus the reservation). This contract locks in the price and your chosen customisation options. Your deposit is protected by a bank guarantee under Ley 57/68.
Stage Payments During Build
For off-plan properties, further payments of 20–30% are due at construction milestones (foundations, structure, finishes). Each payment is backed by the mandatory bank guarantee — if the developer fails to deliver, you get your money back.
Pre-Delivery Snagging Inspection
Before completion, you (or your appointed surveyor) conduct a snagging inspection of the finished property. The developer must remedy any defects before handover. A retention amount of 5–10% of the final payment is typically held back until snagging items are resolved.
Completion & Notary Signing
Sign the escritura pública (title deed) before a notary, pay the remaining balance (usually 60–70% of the purchase price), and receive your keys. The notary registers the property at the Land Registry in your name. Typical completion timeline for off-plan: 18–24 months from reservation.
| Cost Item | Rate | Note |
|---|---|---|
| IVA (VAT) | 10% | Applies to all new-build purchases nationwide — replaces the ITP (transfer tax) charged on resale properties |
| AJD (Stamp Duty) | 1.2% | Rate set by the Andalucía regional government |
| Notary Fees | 0.5–1% | Scaled by property price; fixed by government tariff |
| Legal Fees | 1–1.5% | Independent lawyer recommended — never use the developer's lawyer |
| Land Registry | 0.5–1% | Registering the title deed in your name |
| Total Purchase Cost | ~13–14% | New-build total on top of the property price in Andalucía |
Insider Tip — Málaga
Málaga city is appreciating faster than anywhere on the coast — lock in off-plan pricing early. The Teatinos/university zone offers the best yield-to-price ratio for rental investors. For lifestyle buyers, the Pedregalejo and Malagueta seafront commands a premium but offers a unique urban-beach combination unmatched on the Costa del Sol.
Málaga has reinvented itself as one of Europe’s most exciting city-break destinations. Once considered just a gateway to the beach resorts, the city now stands on its own merits with world-class museums, a beautifully restored historic centre, and a food scene that rivals Barcelona and Madrid.
The birthplace of Pablo Picasso, Málaga is home to over 40 museums and cultural venues, including the Museo Picasso, the Centre Pompidou Málaga, the Carmen Thyssen Museum, and the striking Museo de Málaga in the Palacio de la Aduana. The Alcazaba — a stunning Moorish fortress dating from the 11th century — overlooks the city alongside the Roman Theatre.
The gastronomy of Málaga is exceptional. From traditional espetos de sardinas (sardines grilled on bamboo skewers over beach fires) to innovative Michelin-starred dining, the city’s culinary scene reflects its blend of tradition and modernity. The Atarazanas market is a foodie paradise.

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