Marbella’s New PGOM: What the New Urban Plan Means for Property Owners, Buyers and Future Development
Understanding how Marbella’s new planning framework could shape the future of the Costa del Sol’s most desirable addresses
<p>Marbella has taken one of the most important urban-planning steps in its modern history. In <strong>February 2026</strong>, the <strong>Junta de Andalucía</strong> gave the green light to Marbella’s new <strong>PGOM (Plan General de Ordenación Municipal)</strong>, a strategic planning document designed to replace the framework that has effectively governed the municipality since the <strong>1986 PGOU (Plan General de Ordenación Urbana)</strong>.</p> <p>For Marbella — a town whose international prestige is closely tied to its <strong>luxury property market, urban development and environmental surroundings</strong> — this change is far more than administrative. It represents a move toward a more modern, legally robust and sustainable planning model that could influence <strong>future property developments, infrastructure projects and long-term investment security</strong> across the municipality.</p> <p>For <strong>buyers, investors and property owners</strong>, the new PGOM is therefore something worth understanding, because urban planning plays a major role in shaping <strong>property values, development potential and the overall quality of life in Marbella</strong>.</p>








