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Málaga is heating up early in 2026. Aemet predicts a sunny spring heatwave, and the Palmeral is already packed with sunbathers ready for the beach.

Aktuelle Daten bestätigen, dass Málagas Tech-Boom kein vorübergehender Trend ist. Mit dem zweiten Platz in Spanien bei den Neugründungen pro Kopf hat sich die Stadt fest als erstklassiges Zentrum für Start-ups und digitale Nomaden etabliert.

Recent data confirms Málaga's tech boom is no passing trend. Ranking second in Spain for new businesses per capita, the city has firmly established itself as a premier hub for startups and digital nomads.

Discover the best family-friendly activities in Malaga this weekend. From interactive dinosaur exhibits and local theater to community sports, explore great options to keep the kids entertained.

Malaga's economy surges in March 2026, adding over 14,000 jobs. Discover what this record-breaking growth means for expats, digital nomads, and the local housing market ahead of a busy summer season.

Discover why basketball rules Málaga. Unicaja Málaga continues to shine, recently earning top honors from the Junta de Andalucía. Find out how to catch a game and join the local culture!

The Malaga real estate market shows no signs of cooling down, with average prices reaching 3,720 €/m² in March 2026. Premium areas are soaring even higher, making it crucial for expats and investors to understand the current landscape.

Marbella's hospitality sector experiences a golden renaissance as hotels invest over €300 million in comprehensive luxury upgrades, signaling unwavering confidence in the Costa del Sol's high-end tourism market.

Malaga TechPark now generates 30% of the city's GDP and employs 29,000 workers. But as the tech hub rapidly expands, lagging mobility and housing infrastructure present critical challenges for daily commuters.

Perfect spring weather has arrived in Malaga for Easter 2026. Discover what to expect as locals and visitors flock to the Palmeral del Puerto to soak up the sun.

Skip the dense spring crowds and discover alternative family-friendly weekend plans in Málaga, from theater shows at Teatro Echegaray to gourmet burgers and lightsaber training.

To sustain its rapid growth as Europe's emerging tech hub, Málaga is reinforcing its energy infrastructure with 10 new electrical substations, ensuring businesses and residents stay powered.