Prices and market index in Estepona
Per-area market data from the SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index: average price per m², year-on-year change, yield and a breakdown by property type. Estimated figures, not official transactions.
What does the price index show for Estepona?
As of Q3 2026, the estimated average price in Estepona is €3,510/m² (+11.6% year-on-year) — SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index.
Source: SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index · own estimate · Q3 2026
3,510
€/m² (est.)
+11.6%
Year-on-year change
5.8%
Gross yield
475,000 €
Average price (est.)
980
Transactions (est.)
1,200
Supply (est.)
Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index
What Estepona is like
Over the past decade Estepona has done what almost no other town on the coast has: seriously restore its old quarter. Pedestrianised streets, blue flowerpots, large-format murals and a botanical garden have turned the centre into a destination in itself, not just the place where the town hall happens to be.
At the same time it is where most new-build is being delivered on the whole western coast, particularly on the western strip and around the golf courses. That combination — a living old town plus heavy new development — explains why it is among the fastest-rising markets and, simultaneously, one of those accumulating the most inventory.
What defines the area
- A pedestrianised old town with the Mural Route and the Orchidarium
- Rebuilt seafront promenade and marina
- The highest concentration of new-build on the western coast
- Golf area to the west, towards Cancelada and Casares
Worth knowing
The volume of new-build cuts both ways: it widens supply and lengthens selling times for resale homes, which compete against brand-new developments and payment terms a private seller cannot match.
How Estepona compares with the rest of the coast
At €3,510/m², Estepona ranks 8 of 12 markets we track by price — 10.1% below the coastal average of €3,903/m².
It absorbs 82% of its listings in a year, which is 14.7 months of inventory against a coastal average of 14.1 — the 9th fastest of the 12.
On gross rental yield it comes 9th of 12.
Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index
Areas at similar prices
Estimated prices by property type — Estepona
Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index
| Type | No. (est.) | Average price (est.) | Average surface |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | 573 | 352,000 € | 90 m² |
| Penthouse | 123 | 527,000 € | 120 m² |
| Townhouse | 205 | 461,000 € | 155 m² |
| Villa | 245 | 747,000 € | 260 m² |
| Plot | 54 | 274,000 € | 650 m² |
Modelled monthly trend over 12 months: from €3,145/m² (June 2025) to €3,510/m² (June 2026). An estimate, not a count of recorded deals.
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Browse all propertiesFrequently asked questions
What is the price per m² in Estepona?
As of Q3 2026, the estimated average price in Estepona is €3,510/m², a +11.6% year-on-year change. Figure from the SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index (SolProp estimate, not official transactions).
What rental yield does Estepona offer?
The estimated gross rental yield in Estepona is around 5.8% per year (Q3 2026, SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index). It is a gross figure before community fees, IBI, taxes and vacancy.
How much does a property cost in Estepona?
The estimated average property price in Estepona is €475,000, for an average built surface of about 141 m² — mostly apartments, whose own average sits at €352,000 and 90 m² (Q3 2026, SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index). These are SolProp estimates, not official Cadastre or Land Registry transactions.
Why is there so much new-build in Estepona?
Because land is still available and the town has pushed development on the western strip and around the golf courses — something no longer possible in more saturated towns like Fuengirola or Torremolinos. That is why its share of new-build in total supply is the highest on the western coast.
Is central Estepona better than the golf area?
They are different markets. The centre offers village life, shops and beach on foot, in older buildings; the golf area offers new-build, urbanisations with pools and more space, in exchange for depending on a car.