The marina José Banús opened in May 1970, with Grace Kelly and Roman Polanski among the first guests: apartments above the retail arcades on the front line, and a denser second line behind them. What is listed publicly is mostly the second line; front-line residences come to the open market rarely.
Puerto Banús is two different markets wearing one name. The marina-front apartments above the retail arcades rarely reach the open market. Behind them, a denser second line lists publicly.
The product is unique on the coast: no villa stock, no gardens — terraces over berths, with the evening traffic of the marina below. Buyers are typically yacht owners who want the berth-to-bed arrangement, or owners who want a lock-up-and-leave apartment by the port.
Puerto Banús (Puerto José Banús) is run by its concession holder, Puerto José Banús, S.A., under an administrative concession of the Junta de Andalucía (Agencia Pública de Puertos de Andalucía), extended to 3 October 2066 (BOJA núm. 87, 9 May 2025). A berth is a right inside that concession, priced separately from any apartment and negotiated privately.
On the 9 October 2026 snapshot the register lists 160 residences in Puerto Banús from €350,000: a median asking price of €990,000, and a median of €7,826 per built square metre across 159 priced comparables.
We advise on Puerto Banús with one caution: the address is lively and loud. Buyers seeking quiet are usually better served five minutes inland, in Nueva Andalucía.
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