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On the Eastern Costa del Sol (spanning coastal hubs like Nerja, Torrox Costa, and Rincón de la Victoria), the general rule of thumb for an average, well-maintained 2-bedroom apartment is roughly €250,000 to €280,000.
Because the eastern stretch is more geographically constrained and authentically Andalusian than the hyper-developed West (Marbella/Mijas), pricing holds strong but varies slightly by municipality:
Nerja: As the high-demand jewel of the east, prices average roughly €4,430 per m². A standard 2-bedroom resale apartment here typically sits between €270,000 and €310,000.
Torrox Costa & El Morche: Just down the road, you get slightly more buying power at roughly €4,100 per m², placing a comparable 2-bedroom unit at €230,000 to €265,000.
Note: Frontline beach views, massive terraces, or brand-new luxury builds in either town will quickly push the guide price toward €350,000+.
Putting down a 30% deposit means you are seeking a 70% Loan-to-Value (LTV) mortgage. In the Spanish banking system, 70% LTV is the absolute maximum ceiling granted to non-resident/expat buyers (fiscal residents of Spain can access up to 80%).
Following recent European Central Bank rate reductions, the mortgage market has stabilized. Over a 20-year repayment term, standard guide rates break down as follows:
| Mortgage Type | Non-Resident Buyer Guide | Spanish Resident Guide | Key Nuance |
| Fixed Rate | 3.50% – 4.50% | 2.50% – 3.20% | Locks in your payment. The lowest rates require taking on bank life/home insurance. |
| Variable Rate | Euribor + 1.25% | Euribor + 0.75% | Tracks the 12-month Euribor, meaning monthly payments adjust once per year. |