Your Next Move in Malaga Starts Here

Start by thinking about how you want to live day-to-day — walkability, space, proximity to the beach, neighborhood feel. Then read the Centro vs. Soho vs. Teatinos comparison to see which area fits. From there, you can browse listings or book a call with Denise to talk through your priorities.

Yes. International buyers purchase property in Málaga regularly. The process involves a few extra steps (like obtaining an NIE number), but it's well-established. The buying guide covers the key steps, and Denise coordinates with local legal professionals to keep things on track from a distance.

Denise starts with a conversation to understand what you need — budget, timeline, lifestyle, and any concerns. She then curates a shortlist rather than sending you every available listing. You can learn more about her approach and what to expect at each stage.

In short: Centro Histórico is the walkable historic core, Soho is the creative arts district with a calmer pace, and Teatinos is a modern residential neighborhood with more space. Each one suits a different lifestyle — the comparison page breaks it down in detail.

Denise typically arranges focused viewing days once you've narrowed down your shortlist. She can also do initial video walkthroughs for properties you're interested in before you fly out. Get in touch to coordinate timing that works for you.

It's strongly recommended. A lawyer handles due diligence, contract review, and represents your interests at the notary. Denise works with trusted legal professionals and can connect you. The buying process overview explains where legal support fits into each stage.

The listings page lets you filter by neighborhood, size, price range, and property type. Each listing includes key details upfront so you can compare without clicking through dozens of pages. If you find something interesting, you can reach out directly from the listing.

That's a perfectly good reason to have a conversation. Denise isn't going to push you toward a purchase — she's happy to help you think through whether Málaga fits your goals. The moving to Málaga hub also covers practical topics like daily life, costs, and what different neighborhoods actually feel like.

Yes. Denise works with sellers as well, focusing on honest pricing and finding the right buyer. You can start with a property valuation to understand current market positioning — no obligation involved.

Timelines vary depending on the property and your situation. In general, once you've found the right home, the process from reservation to completion can take several weeks to a few months. The buying guide outlines each phase so you have a realistic picture before you begin.

Nothing formal. It helps to have a rough idea of your budget, preferred neighborhoods, and timeline, but Denise is used to working with buyers who are still figuring those things out. Book a call whenever you're ready — even if you're early in the process.

Not at all. Denise works with local buyers moving within Málaga or from other parts of Spain, as well as international clients. Her local knowledge of Centro Histórico, Soho, and Teatinos is valuable whether you're relocating from abroad or across town.