University of Málaga (UMA) prepares ‘Study of the impact of housing for tourism purposes in Marbella’.
A recent report prepared by the UMA on behalf of Marbella’s City Council has assessed private holiday rentals in the area and how the trend affects tourism and residents.
Filed in: Marbella
While elsewhere in the world news outlets were covering a floundering Brexit process during December reports on the Costa del Sol were as cheerful as our weather!
Alongside updates on beneficial community projects readers have been receiving news about a new mango vodka to celebrate Christmas with, and a friendly gorilla finding a new home in Fuengirola.
Here’s an overview of some of the happiest news on the coast this December!
Filed in: Marbella
The average age of people buying houses in Marbella has been coming down for some time now, meaning that there is a growing demand for young families. Small children need fun, simple things to make their early lives as happy as possible. Of course, there are the serious things like safekeeping, eating and sleeping; and then there are the essential fun things in life, like playtime and stimulation. Continue reading »
Filed in: Properties in Marbella
Winter in most places is marked by cold, wet weather and short days draped in darkness, but in Marbella it is quite the opposite. It does rain a little between the months of October and May, but the traditionally soft drizzle is interspersed with a bountiful quantity of clear, sunny days and very mild temperatures.
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One of many great things about Marbella is that it never ceases to improve! Fresh initiatives are embarked upon all the time, making our lives here on the Costa del Sol even more enjoyable. Take a look at some of the most notable happenings to be announced this month: Continue reading »
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