Marbella sets employment record with 86,546 affiliates in June
Marbella reaches 86,546 Social Security affiliates in June, the highest figure in its history and 2.31% more than in May.
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The Ronda City Council begins cork extraction in El Berrueco forest, expecting 490,000 kilos and 1,200 workdays.
Marbella reaches 86,546 Social Security affiliates in June, the highest figure in its history and 2.31% more than in May.
The Málaga City Council tenders a €61,144 study to reorganise traffic in the Guadalhorce industrial estate, including diagnosis and improvement proposals.
The Junta invests 800,000 euros in Archidona to train 30 long-term unemployed in electricity and masonry, with a one-year scholarship.
Marbella will invest €1.76 million in San Pedro Alcántara to renew playgrounds, the skatepark, and complete the library, plus install a pedestrian crossing.
Marbella registers 86,546 contributors to Social Security in June, a new historical record surpassing the previous high of July 2025.
Vélez-Málaga is among the coastal municipalities with the highest housing price increases, while others remain below €1,300 per square metre.
Marbella reinvents itself as a tech hub like Silicon Valley, attracting young investors and professionals with coworking spaces and brand residences.
Marbella aims to transform into Europe's Silicon Valley, attracting digital nomads and startups with coworking spaces and branded residences.
Cereal harvests in Antequera drop by up to 70% in Ardales, Teba, and Campillos. Hard wheat prices fall between €240 and €270 per tonne, below production costs.
The IMV of Málaga approves 12 public job positions for 2026: 6 through open competition and 6 through internal promotion, with profiles in Law, Architecture, Economics, and IT.
Marbella, Estepona and Fuengirola exceed €5,000 per square metre, with increases of up to 107% in five years, according to Fotocasa.