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New developments from €8M to €10M on the Costa del Sol (2026)

From €8M to €10M, the Costa del Sol offers 7 new developments on our list, spread across Benahavís (2), Marbella (2), San Roque (2) and Estepona (1). Between them they offer villas with 4 to 8 bedrooms.

Two are due between 2027 and 2028 and five have a delivery date to be confirmed. Where developers publish built sizes, homes run from 650 to 1906 m². The lowest entry price on this list is €8,500,000 at The Collection Camoján, and the earliest keys are at El Bosque II (Q2 2027).

Developments
7
Delivery
2027to2028
Bedrooms
4to8

Developments

At a glance

New developments from €8M to €10M on the Costa del Sol
DevelopmentFromDelivery
UnoGolden Mile, Marbella€5.95MTo be confirmed
The Collection CamojánGolden Mile, Marbella€8.5MQ2 2028
Villa OakSotogrande, San Roque€8.8MTo be confirmed
El Bosque IIBenahavís€8.9MQ2 2027
Villa OrionBenahavís€9.5MTo be confirmed
Villa HaloSotogrande, San Roque€9.8MTo be confirmed
Villa de DiseñoEstepona€9.9MTo be confirmed

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1 start below €8M and 2 reach above €10M, with homes inside this band too.

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Questions people ask

What can I buy for €8M to €10M on the Costa del Sol?

In new builds, we currently track 7 developments from €8M to €10M on the Costa del Sol, offering villas with 4 to 8 bedrooms in Benahavís, Marbella, San Roque and Estepona.

Which areas have the most new builds from €8M to €10M?

Benahavís leads with 2 developments, followed by Marbella (2), San Roque (2) and Estepona (1). Counts cover the developments we track, checked in 2026.

When are new developments from €8M to €10M on the Costa del Sol delivered?

Of the 7 developments we track, two are due between 2027 and 2028 and five have a delivery date to be confirmed. The earliest date on the list is 2027.

What do I pay on top of the price for a new build on the Costa del Sol?

On a €9,500,000 new build, the middle entry price at this budget on the Costa del Sol, 10% VAT and 1.2% stamp duty add about €1,064,000. With notary, registry and legal fees, we suggest budgeting about 13.5% on top of the price, about €1,283,000, which leaves a margin for costs that vary.

How much of my own money do I need for a €8,500,000 home in Spain?

Take The Collection Camoján at €8,500,000. A 70% non-resident loan would be €5,950,000, leaving about €2,550,000 to fund yourself before buying costs, and the stage payments before completion at The Collection Camoján come from your own funds.