Property management

Holiday rental management in Mijas

Owners: British, Belgian and Scandinavian owners

Mijas, from La Cala to Mijas Pueblo, blends golf, coast and white village, with many British and Belgian owners. It's a broad area where knowing each urbanisation completely changes the outcome.

Holiday letting in Mijas, in numbers

4,465
Actively listed

on Airbnb, Booking or Vrbo

10,593
Hold a licence

Junta de Andalucía VUT register

6,128
Not being used

licensed but unlisted

Active supply has fallen 8.8% in a year.

The gap is an upper estimate: it also contains homes let through other channels, stale register entries and seasonal de-listings. Source: Observatorio de Vivienda Turística (INE · RTA Junta de Andalucía), May 2026.

What owners in Mijas need to know

In Mijas we have found no municipal rules of its own on holiday lets and no announced limit: Andalusian and national rules apply.

Supply is growing fast. In 2025 the municipality passed 70,580 bed places, 9% more than in 2024, with holiday homes leading that growth. By 3 July 2025 Mijas had 2,765 applications to the national rental register, the seventh-highest figure in Spain.

With that much supply, the season shows: in regulated tourist apartments, occupancy per unit was 91.8% in August 2025 and 41.5% in January 2026 (INE).

Sources: Ayuntamiento de Mijas, 24 feb 2026 · eldiario.es, 4 jul 2025 · INE · Ocupación en apartamentos turísticos por puntos turísticos. Checked on 1 October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Do you manage properties in Mijas?

Yes. We manage holiday and mid-term rentals in Mijas and across the Costa del Sol, with a named contact for every owner.

I live abroad — how do I know what's happening with my property?

We send photos after every stay and monthly owner updates by WhatsApp or email. We work in Spanish and English, so there is always someone who answers in your language.

What do you charge?

A single 25% commission on booking revenue, with cleaning and laundry between stays already included. Repairs are billed separately at cost, always with your approval first. No monthly fee and no lock-in.

Is it still worth renting out in Mijas?

Mijas has 10,593 homes holding a tourist licence and only 4,465 listed on Airbnb, Booking or Vrbo. If you hold a licence and are not using it, that is a stalled asset — and since 2026 a new one is much harder to get.

Read next