Marbella Boosts Affordable Housing and Tourism with New Tax Breaks
Marbella Town Hall introduces new tax incentives to support limited-price rental housing and reduce the burden on leisure and hospitality businesses
For residents and property owners in Marbella, new tax measures aim to address housing affordability and support the vital tourism sector.
Marbella Town Hall has introduced new tax incentives designed to make rental housing more accessible at limited prices. The measures also seek to ease the tax burden on large facilities linked to leisure and hospitality.
Félix Romero, spokesperson for the Government team, announced these changes on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, following a Local Government Board meeting. He detailed modifications to ordinances that were approved in the last Plenary session.
Mr Romero underlined that these steps reflect Marbella Town Hall's commitment to using taxes not merely as revenue-gathering instruments, but as tools serving an economic and social policy. This approach, he said, contributes to resolving citizens' real problems.
In related news, Marbella Town Hall anticipates giving initial approval to the municipal budgets for 2027 during November 2026. This will occur once the planning of income for the next financial year is complete.
Written with AI assistance from the original announcement by Estepona Town Hall. Facts are taken from the source; nothing has been added.
