Torrequebrada Property Prices

How we measure prices here

The figures in this analysis reflect the median asking price across 40 active listings in Torrequebrada as of October 2026. Median is used rather than mean because it sits at the midpoint of the range: half the properties ask more, half ask less. That makes it more reliable than an average, which can be pulled sharply upward by a handful of high-end listings. In Torrequebrada the median stands at €665k, while the mean reaches €879k, illustrating how a few premium properties lift the arithmetic average. These are asking prices, not completed sale prices, so they represent what sellers and agents currently expect rather than what buyers have agreed to pay.

What the numbers say about Torrequebrada

Torrequebrada sits on the coastal strip between Benalmádena and Fuengirola, and its asking-price structure reflects a neighbourhood where penthouses and apartments dominate the stock rather than detached villas. The median asking price is €665k, with properties priced per square metre at €4,299. The interquartile range runs from €419k at the lower quartile to €875k at the upper, a span that captures the middle half of the market. Below that sits the entry point at €250k, while the top of the range reaches €3.88M. The width of that spread signals a mixed inventory: beachfront penthouses and older apartment blocks share the same postcode, and asking prices vary accordingly. The penthouse share is unusually high here, accounting for 30% of available stock, which tilts the profile toward larger, higher-floor units with sea views rather than the ground-level townhouse or villa-heavy mix seen inland.

Prices by property type

Apartments make up 40% of listings and carry a median asking price of €412k. Per square metre that translates to €4,428, sitting above the overall rate of €4,299. The premium reflects the fact that many of these units occupy frontline or near-frontline positions, where location adds a per-metre surcharge even when the build quality is standard. Buyers looking at two-bedroom resale flats in the older complexes will find asking prices clustered near the lower quartile, while newer developments with underground parking and communal pools push toward the upper end of the apartment range.

Penthouses represent 30% of the market, a higher share than in most Costa del Sol neighbourhoods. The median asking price is €627k, with a per-square-metre rate of €4,353 that sits in line with the overall figure. That parity is notable: penthouses here do not command the sharp per-metre premium seen in more exclusive enclaves, suggesting that the penthouse label alone does not guarantee a price jump. Instead, the differential comes from total floor area and terrace size rather than a categorical surcharge. The stock includes both older top-floor units with modest terraces and newer duplex penthouses with private rooftop space, and asking prices vary accordingly.

Villas and townhouses together account for the remaining share, with villas at 13% and townhouses at 18%. The low villa count means detached properties are the exception rather than the rule in Torrequebrada, and those that do appear tend to occupy hillside plots above the main coastal road rather than beachfront parcels.

How Torrequebrada compares

Torrequebrada sits in the middle of Benalmádena's coastal price ladder. To the west, Benalmádena Pueblo, Torreblanca and Arroyo de la Miel all register lower per-square-metre rates, reflecting their inland or less beach-focused positions. To the east, Benalmádena Costa and La Capellanía command higher asking prices, driven by newer developments and a greater concentration of frontline stock. Torrequebrada occupies the space between: close enough to the beach to attract holiday-let investors and second-home buyers, but without the premium that attaches to the most polished complexes in La Capellanía or the marina quarter. The neighbourhood's asking-price profile reflects that intermediate position, with a per-metre rate that sits above the inland alternatives but below the top-tier coastal strips.

Within Torrequebrada itself, the variation is less about distinct sub-areas and more about building age, floor level and proximity to the shore. Older apartment blocks set back from the beach anchor the lower end of the range, while penthouses in gated complexes with direct beach access define the upper tier. The spread between €419k and €875k captures that internal variation, and buyers will find that a few hundred metres of distance from the waterfront translates directly into a lower asking price per square metre.

How to read these figures as a buyer

The interquartile range from €419k to €875k tells you where the bulk of negotiation will happen. Properties below the lower quartile are either smaller one-bedroom units, older stock in need of refurbishment, or apartments in complexes with limited amenities. Those above the upper quartile are typically penthouses with large terraces, newer builds with energy-efficient features, or rare villas on elevated plots. The median of €665k is a useful anchor, but it does not predict what any individual property will sell for: asking prices are opening positions, and the gap between ask and sale varies with market conditions, property condition and how long a listing has been active.

The high penthouse share means that if you are searching for a three-bedroom apartment, you will encounter fewer options than in a neighbourhood where apartments dominate. Conversely, buyers specifically targeting penthouses will find more choice here than in villa-heavy areas further inland. The per-square-metre rate of €4,299 is a blunt instrument: it averages across different floor levels, orientations and states of repair, so two properties at the same per-metre price can differ sharply in livability and resale potential. Use it to filter out obvious outliers, but rely on individual viewings and condition assessments to judge value. Remember that these are asking prices, not closed transactions, and the final sale price will depend on how motivated the seller is and how much competition you face from other buyers.