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Prices and market index in Manilva

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.

Market data point

What does the price index show for Manilva?

As of Q3 2026, the estimated average price in Manilva is €3,000/m² (+9.6% year-on-year) — SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index.

Source: SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index · own estimate · Q3 2026

3,000

€/m² (est.)

+9.6%

Year-on-year change

7.5%

Gross yield

307,000 €

Average price (est.)

380

Transactions (est.)

480

Supply (est.)

Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index

What Manilva is like

Manilva is the western tip of Málaga province, already bordering Sotogrande and the province of Cádiz. It has three centres: the village, up in the hills and agricultural, with muscatel vineyards; Sabinillas, the coastal centre with most of the services; and Puerto de la Duquesa, a marina ringed with restaurants and apartments.

It is one of the few places on the coast where you can still buy front-line at second-line prices elsewhere. In exchange, it is far from Málaga city and the airport, and the market is shallower: fewer buyers and longer selling times.

What defines the area

  • Puerto de la Duquesa, a marina with its own life out of season
  • Sabinillas, the coastal centre where services are concentrated
  • Muscatel vineyards and a hill village with wineries open to visitors
  • Bordering Sotogrande and the province of Cádiz

Worth knowing

Distance matters: it is around 45 minutes from Málaga airport and over an hour from the city. That limits weekend letting and narrows the buyer pool, which translates into slower sales than in the middle of the coast.

How Manilva compares with the rest of the coast

At €3,000/m², Manilva ranks 12 of 12 markets we track by price — 23.1% below the coastal average of €3,903/m².

It absorbs 79% of its listings in a year, which is 15.2 months of inventory against a coastal average of 14.1 — the 11th fastest of the 12.

On gross rental yield it comes 1st of 12.

Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index

Areas at similar prices

Estimated prices by property type — Manilva

Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index

Estimated prices by property type — Manilva · Estimate · Q3 2026 · SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index
TypeNo. (est.)Average price (est.)Average surface
Apartment330254,000 €75 m²
Penthouse45369,000 €95 m²
Townhouse60415,000 €130 m²
Villa30585,000 €190 m²
Plot15185,000 €450 m²

Modelled monthly trend over 12 months: from €2,737/m² (June 2025) to €3,000/m² (June 2026). An estimate, not a count of recorded deals.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the price per m² in Manilva?

    As of Q3 2026, the estimated average price in Manilva is €3,000/m², a +9.6% year-on-year change. Figure from the SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index (SolProp estimate, not official transactions).

  • What rental yield does Manilva offer?

    The estimated gross rental yield in Manilva is around 7.5% 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 Manilva?

    The estimated average property price in Manilva is €307,000, for an average built surface of about 91 m² — mostly apartments, whose own average sits at €254,000 and 75 m² (Q3 2026, SolProp Costa del Sol Price Index). These are SolProp estimates, not official Cadastre or Land Registry transactions.

  • Why is Manilva cheaper than the rest of the coast?

    Mainly distance and market depth. It sits at the western tip, some 45 minutes from the airport, with fewer potential buyers than the Torremolinos–Marbella corridor. The price compensates for weaker demand, not for a worse product.

  • What is Puerto de la Duquesa?

    It is Manilva's marina, with berths, restaurants and apartments around the harbour. It works as the liveliest centre in the municipality and keeps going out of season, which is unusual for small marinas.