La Cala Golf — three championship courses folded into the Mijas hills — has its own row on the Marbella Property Index: median asking price, median per m², sample size and snapshot date. No figure is typed here; how the resort’s row sits against the coast’s other zones is on the index itself.
What the resort offers
Much of what is listed is recent: contemporary villas and townhouse programmes with golf or valley views, alongside the older phases of the resort. Plots are smaller than in Benahavís.
The resort holds 54 championship holes — the largest golf complex in Spain, per the Royal Spanish Golf Federation — an academy course, and a hotel and spa that anchor services. The beach at La Cala de Mijas is about ten minutes downhill, Fuengirola about twenty, and Málaga airport roughly thirty-five.
The honest trade-offs
This is golf-country living, not Marbella society: the nearest serious dining cluster is the coast, international schooling means a daily drive, and resale buyers will be golf-led, which narrows the exit audience. No rental yield is published: no public dataset records achieved rents or closing prices for these homes.
Current availability
The live register: villas at La Cala Golf, refreshed hourly. The legal mechanics are the standard ones — the full cost breakdown applies unchanged: a resale in Andalusia pays ITP at 7% and no AJD; a new build pays IVA at 10% plus AJD at 1.2% (11.2% together) and no ITP.