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Marbella is further strengthening its position on the world stage with news that the city is to have its first international business school. The town hall confirmed this week that Marbella Mayor Angeles Muñoz has signed an agreement for the establishment with an investment group while in a meeting in Qatar. Here at Aqua Estates (https://www.aquaestates.com/), we believe the business school, along with other potential ventures, could well add value to the price of Marbella property over the long-term.
Real estate investors will always consider the environment in which they are investing. Is an area in decline, or on the up? Are people actively moving to the region or deserting it in droves? Real estate prices rightly reflect the location of the property and this means more than basic amenities and infrastructure – canny investors look to the future. Marbella has a long history of popularity among tourists, but those wanting to buy Marbella apartments or villas for capital appreciation will want to know about the future and not the past.
Therefore the news that Marbella is to have its first international business school is sure to attract the interest of potential property investors. Mayor Muñoz is currently on a tour of the Arabian Gulf with the Marbella Councillor for Tourism in a bid not only to promote the city’s tourism in the Middle East, but also to establish ties with investment groups who wish to embark on business ventures in Marbella. This week, the town hall confirmed that an agreement has been signed with Nest Investments Ltd. of Qatar for an international business school, while Muñoz also met with executives from the respected World Trade Center Company who are said to be interested in building a business centre in Marbella. There has also been interest expressed in enlarging La Bajadilla Port in Marbella.
All of these plans are part of the wider development potential offered by the new General Plan (PGOU), the progress of which will be watched closely by investors in Marbella property.
