Chestertons Global launches new Marbella division

Chestertons Global launches new Marbella division


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New partnership seeks to serve investors looking for year-round sunshine living  

Chestertons Global has launched a Marbella division in Spain after partnering with Spain’s Miclijor Group to open a new office on the Costa del Sol, serving high-end investors seeking a year-round luxury home rather than just a summer base in the region.

The company is operating from the Marbella Club Hotel on the Golden Mile, with the new office covering Marbella, Benahavís and Estepona.

It says that the once seasonal hotspot now sees demand driven by long-term residents, high-net-worth families, tech entrepreneurs and investors. Prime residential supply in key areas, including the Golden Mile, Sierra Blanca, La Zagaleta, Nueva Andalucía and Marbella East, is limited, keeping prices high at the top end of the market.

Attracting international interest

Marbella attracts buyers from the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, France, Germany, Switzerland and Eastern Europe, as well as attracting growing interest from the Middle East and North America.

Chestertons Marbella is led by managing director Jorden Meirsman, part of the Miclijor Group. Current listings available through the new office include Design Hills Dolce & Gabbana Marbella. Designed by The One Atelier, the branded residential development on the Golden Mile offers residences priced between €5 million and €20 million. Another property currently for sale is a contemporary villa in La Quinta, Benahavís, guided at €18.65 million.

Mohamed Mussa, managing director of Chestertons Global, said: “Marbella and the wider Costa del Sol market sits at the intersection of lifestyle and investment in a way that very few markets in Europe can match. Buyers are no longer just acquiring a vacation home here; they are choosing it as a primary base, a family relocation, or a long-term asset within a broader portfolio.”  

Jorden Meirsman, managing director of Chestertons Marbella, said: “The clients we work with are sophisticated and well-informed. We advise global buyers to help them understand exact location, community quality, construction standards, planning context and what a property will be worth in five or 10 years. Joining Chestertons Global gives us a direct connection to qualified international buyers and referral partners who share that standard of client service, while we continue to provide on-the-ground expertise.”

The new collaboration forms part of Chestertons Global’s broader European expansion, partnering with established local firms in prime markets.

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