What advice to expats in Malaga have about housing?

When we asked people living in Malaga about the social scene there, they described it saying...

"Expats in Malaga, advise that it's essential to research the different neighborhoods in the city before deciding where to live. They suggest that areas such as El Palo, Pedregalejo, and Limonar are popular among expats due to their proximity to the beach and the city center. They also recommend hiring a local real estate agent who can help navigate the housing market and negotiate rental or purchase agreements. It's important to understand that Spanish rental contracts can be complex and may require a significant deposit. Expats also suggest considering the proximity to public transportation, as Malaga has a good network of buses and trains that can make commuting easier. They also advise that while many apartments come furnished, the quality and style of the furniture can vary greatly, so it's important to view the property in person. Lastly, expats in Malaga recommend learning some basic Spanish, as not all landlords or property managers may speak English. This can also help in understanding the terms of your lease agreement," commented one expat who made the move to Malaga, Spain.

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