A 21,458 square metre plot holding a 3.02% share in a broader development sector

An entitlement to approximately 3,038 square metres of buildable floor area defines this resale parcel. This land in Las Chapas covers 21,458 square metres inside a wider planning sector with a total surface of 710,458 square metres. Rather than a standalone building plot for a single immediate home, the parcel represents 3.02% of the sector's development rights and obligations. A buyer here is acquiring a defined stake in a mixed-use master plan on the Costa del Sol.

How the sector's building capacity is divided

Across the whole 710,458 square metre sector, the permitted building capacity totals 100,596.29 square metres of buildable floor area. That overall allowance is split across residential, hospitality and commercial categories. The residential component accounts for 57,234.29 square metres of buildable floor area, designated for free-market housing within a low-density layout. In unit terms, the sector plan allows for 380 residential units arranged as a Mediterranean-style village development (Poblado Mediterráneo) alongside 11 detached houses.

Hospitality, golf and commercial allocations

Non-residential uses make up a substantial part of the wider sector. The planning parameters set aside 40,362 square metres of buildable floor area for hotels, establishing a strong hospitality element alongside the housing. A further 3,000 square metres is designated for economic activities, which specifically includes a golf club and a commercial area. Applying the plot's 3.02% share to the total 100,596.29 square metre capacity gives this specific parcel its approximate 3,038 square metre buildable entitlement.

What a buyer needs to verify before making an offer

Because this land in Las Chapas forms part of a larger sector, ownership carries both development rights and proportional obligations.