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Issue No. 1924
19 - 25 May 2022
COSTA DEL SOL • EUROWEEKLYNEWS.COM
COSTA ROCKETS
John Smith MARBELLA continues to be a popular place to live and in order to ensure that there are sufficient new properties to satisfy the an‐ ticipated demand, the coun‐ cil is looking at opening up further land for construc‐ tion. According to Mayor Án‐ geles Muñoz, the council has approved space for 3,150 new units of different sizes for general sale as well as 700 units for protected housing. It is the intention of Mar‐ bella Council to work closely with builders and estate agents across the city in or‐
SATISFYING DEMAND: Marbella continues to be a popular place to live.
der to ensure that all are aware of the possibility for growth that exists over the next five years.
The latest development approved is for 88 semi‐de‐ tached houses in the Arroyo de la Víbora area, which will
HOLIDAYS COMING AS the Costa del Sol enjoys a growth in the number of hol‐ iday bookings this summer, it is well placed to cope with in‐ creased bookings now and for the future. Not only have a number of family as well as boutique hotels been newly opened and others have been refur‐ bished, there are still a num‐ ber such as the Hard Rock Hotel being completed to‐ gether with new holiday
apartments up and down the coast. In order to foster new busi‐ ness and to extend the holi‐ day season, Estepona is to host the first Costa del Sol 365 Fair this September which promises to be an in‐ ternational event to promote luxury and non‐seasonal ‘Wellness 360 and Healthy Lifestyle’ tourism. This first edition will fea‐ ture several different formats
in order to highlight the lat‐ est trends in wellness, hotels, gastronomy, spas, fashion, culture, health and beauty of the coast.
cost around €13 million to build, generating employ‐ ment as well as increased tax revenue for Marbella.
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