The province offers a huge selection of properties in different price categories. The sale and lease of houses in Malaga is a great way to make investments. Having 110 000 - 150 000 euro, it is already possible to look closely at the townhouses in relative proximity to the coast. Of course, this is not a new housing and it will require certain investments. But for 180 000 - 200 000 euros you can already count on a new building. The sale and lease of houses located on the first line from the sea starts from 300 000 euros. This is an elite property with a well-equipped house area, small garden, swimming pool and excellent transport accessibility.
 

Sale and lease of apartments in Malaga is more affordable opportunity to become the owner of a living space in this beautiful region. Although an apartment for 80,000 here is, rather, an exception, such offers can be found. In addition, for 150 000 euros you will become the owner of a beautiful living space in a new building with furniture, excellent design and coastal view. Of course, these are not very large apartments - 70-80 square meters.. If you are interested in the sale and lease of elite apartments in Malaga, the prices here will start from 300 000 euros for an apartment on the beach with an area of about 150 square meters.
 

In recent years, property prices in Malaga have fallen significantly compared to 2007 level and have not returned to the pre-crisis indicators yet. There is a real opportunity to buy a land plot in Malaga or finished property at quite affordable prices.
 

Elite housing, priced from 500 000 euros, enjoys great popularity among foreigners. After all, its acquisition under Spanish law provides the following advantages:
 

• The basis for obtaining a residence permit  

• Schengen multivisa for six months for the owner and his family members;

• The possibility of lending at Spanish banks.

In the capital of the province - the city of Malaga - there is an international airport that handles direct flights from Russia.
 

Malaga is a port city, and therefore maritime transport is used. There is a regular ferry connection to North Africa.
 

The system of commuter trains allows you to travel around the province as quickly and cheaply as possible. Trains depart every 30 minutes and connect the center of Malaga (city) with the coast of Costa del Sol and the settlements of the Guadalhorce valley.
 

.A high-speed railway line connects Malaga with Madrid. The train passes through Córdoba, Antequera and Ciudad Real. The total travel time is 2 hours and 30 minutes.
 

A well-developed network of roads allows you to get to any locality in the province by bus.
 

There are more than 40 city routes to travel around the city. Among them there are nightly ones (which is a rarity for Spain in general). The ticket costs € 1.1, but it is cheaper to purchase a travel card for 10 trips at once.
 

Also there is a taxi in Malaga, operating according to the standard country fees - 1.2 euros per 1 kilometer of the way.

Malaga is a coastal region, and therefore the main entertainment here is the sea and magnificent beaches... However, do not forget about the cultural heritage. Sights - mostly architectural - span a huge period - from Roman domination to churches and cathedrals of the 18th century. You can visit many of them for free, and for some excursions you will have to pay 1-2 euros.
 

Being in Malaga in the spring be sure to visit the Holy Week, which precedes the onset of the Catholic Easter. This grand event is celebrated in every corner of the province. Carnivals are also held several times a year.
 

Be sure to try the local cuisine. Its basis is fried fish and cold soups - gazpacho and gazpachuelo. In addition, the region is famous for its sweet wines, local brandy and rum.