TheSaraService.com Guide to Costa del Sol Urbanisations

Welcome to TheSaraService.com guide to Spanish urbanisations on the Costa del Sol. This guide is designed to help people looking for long term rental accommodation choose which urbanisation they would like to live in.

1. Gran Calahonda Apartments
2. Los Naranjos de Marbella
3. Embrujo Banus - Puerto Banus
4. Miraflores
5. Jardin Botanico La Cala de Mijas
6. Dama de Noche Urbanisation
7. Alzambra Puerto Banus
8. Las Casitas De Calahonda in Mijas-Costa
9. Apartments to Rent in Las Terrazas de Calamijas
10. La Quinta Golf Apartments
11. Las Colinas de Calahonda Apartments for Sale and Rent
12. Calanova Sea Golf Resort
13. Rent a Property in Cala Azul
14. Jardines de Andalucia
15. Property To Rent in Las Salinas
16. Aloha Gardens Property for Sale
17. Buy a Property in La Maestranza
18. Rent a Property in Las Cascadas De Las Lomas
19. Los Flamencos - Riviera del Sol
20. Las Tortugas de Aloha
21. Las Nayades
22. Property for Rent and Sale in Capanes del Golf, Costa del Sol
23. Renting Property in La Alcazaba
24. Renting Long Term in Las Arrayanes Marbella
25. Property for Sale in Vista Real, Marbella
26. Property for Sale in Rio Verde Playa
27. Property for Sale in Puente Romano
28. Montebello Property for Sale
29. Buy Property in Monte Paraiso Golf, Spain
30. Property for Sale and Rent in Monte Marbella Club
31. Property for Sale and Rent Long Term in Los Pinos de Aloha
32. La Alcazaba in Puerto Banus - Spain
33. Villa Magdalena Urbanisation | Fuengirola

Many apartments, townhouses and even villas on the Costa del Sol in Spain are organised and group in small (or sometimes large) urbanisations, which are small communities, often gated with an on-site security guard. Living in an urbanisation offers many benefits over a standalone dwelling, such as security, shared gardens maintained by a gardener, postal distribution etc.

One of the downsides to living in an urbanisation can be the community fees, which vary from urbanisation to urbanisation. These community fees help pay for the upkeep of the urbanisation such as the gardens, the security, infrastructure, maintenance etc. These fees are usually mandatory for a community and are generally controlled the presidente (president) of the urbanisation. The presidente is usually elected for a period of time and always lives in the urbanisation. More often than not a stipulation of being president is that they must own a property in the community rather than rent it.