Estepona · Zona Calvario
Warehouse located in the Estepona Industrial Park.
COSTALIFE REAL ESTATE
We have two adjacent industrial units located in the Estepona Industrial Park, in Málaga, and at street level. These units offer an excellent investment opportunity for business projects, commercial activities, and enterprises.
Each unit has a total area of 510 square meters, providing a spacious, open, versatile, and functional layout that can be adapted to a wide variety of uses and needs. The property also includes an office and a bathroom, which is convenient for employees and visitors.
Its strategic location and wide streets provide excellent accessibility for both clients and goods transportation, with the best access points in the industrial park, close to the exit for the highway and motorway in any direction you need to take.
The Estepona Industrial Park is situated in a well-established and well-connected area, which benefits business and commercial activity. It is just 25 minutes from Marbella, 30 minutes from Algeciras, and 55 minutes from Málaga.
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- Begin by assessing your budget and securing mortgage pre-approval, then define your location and property preferences. From there, work with a local real estate agent who can identify suitable homes and guide you through viewings, offers, and the legal process.
- A pre-approval is written confirmation from a lender that you qualify for a specific mortgage amount. It clarifies your real budget, strengthens your negotiating position with sellers, and shortens the path to closing once an offer is accepted.
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- Closing costs are the fees that finalise a property transaction — title checks, notary, registration, taxes, and similar. In Spain, the buyer typically covers most of them, though specific items can be negotiated between parties.
- From accepted offer to signed deed, the process typically takes 30 to 45 days. The exact timeline depends on financing, due diligence, and any conditions raised during inspection or legal review.
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