The lure of Marbella is proving irresistable to many Swedish citizens at
the moment with last year’s figures showing nearly 120,000 arriving directly
into Málaga (representing a 41% increase in numbers from 2010 figures). In
response to this, 2012 has seen a government-funded “Living in the Costa del
Sol” campaign that highlights the vast array of Marbella property investment
opportunities currently available. The campaign intends to raise awareness and
stimulate potential investors with exhibitions having been staged throughout
Sweden during the full 12-months.
The “Living in the Costa del Sol” campaign is only one of a selection of
projects that are currently targeted towards a growing number of sales in the
Marbella property market. Pia Karström of Blu Sun Consulting says, “Marbella
has so much potential right now for excellent property investments. I arrived
here 10 years ago and during that time I have seen a great improvement in
building discipline. The luxurious designs and finishes that we used to strive
to achieve come as standard these days and are possible at a reasonable cost.”
Pia continues by saying “I have never regretted my own move from Sweden. I
love all that Marbella has to offer. But the Marbella property prices that are
now available are in a different league to those that I witnessed when I first
arrived. Now is the time to invest to make a profit.”
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Pia explains “as the proposed changes to the tax legislation and international
residency agreement comes into force, property deals such as this will no
longer be available in Marbella. 2013 is expected to see a more steady property
market in Spain and therefore developers and sellers will be more inclined to
hold onto property for the higher prices that are sure to come.”
And as high immigration numbers are expected to continue from Sweden and
other similar countries where sunshine is not in such abundance, the saturation
of good quality properties in the key areas will no longer occur. In
particular, beachside areas that are popular with Scandinavians, such as San
Pedro de Alcantára and Elviria, will see less and less high quality properties
coming to the Marbella property market (the SCB predicts that the high of 2008
with 45,000 residents leaving Sweden, a steady increase will continue until
2060).
For more information on Los Arqueros Beachside properties in San Pedro de
Alcántara, please feel free to contact Pia Karström of Blu Sun Consulting. Tel:
+34 667 634 301/ pia@blusunconsulting.com
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