Palo Alto is an exclusive residential development set in the hills of Ojén, just minutes from Marbella. Surrounded by the natural landscape of the Sierra de las Nieves, the master-planned community combines contemporary architecture with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The development comprises a collection of luxury apartments, penthouses and villas designed around generous indoor-outdoor living, privacy and a low-density environment.
Area guideLiving in Marbella A typical reservation lifts tomorrow's best address off the market today.
Phase-one prices are the floor; on the best schemes value accrues to the keys.
Best orientation, best floor, best views: they go first.
Your finishes and layout while construction allows, with full new-build warranties.
Structured stage payments, the majority due only at completion.
Every stage payment secured by Spanish law and bank guarantees.
Typically €6,000–€10,000 to reserve a specific unit, deducted from the purchase price. The unit comes off the market on signing.
Usually 20–40% during construction in scheduled instalments, with the balance on completion. The exact split follows the development's payment plan.
Spanish law requires developers to secure stage payments with bank guarantees or insurance, so your instalments are refundable if the project doesn't complete.
Early buyers can choose finishes, layouts and upgrades: the earlier you reserve, the more can be tailored.
The title deed is signed before a notary, the balance is paid and the keys are handed over. A snagging inspection happens beforehand, and any defects are corrected under the developer's warranty.
Developers release units in phases with rising price lists, so early buyers usually pay the lowest price. And once you have reserved at a price, that price is locked for you: later list increases don’t apply to your unit (appreciation is never guaranteed).
