MAK-1 International Realty pairs 25 years on the Costa del Sol with multilingual service, development access and legal partnerships — a practical model for international investors seeking lower execution risk in Spain.
MAK-1 International Realty, a long-established La Cala de Mijas agency, combines local market depth with multilingual service and project development expertise to serve international investors.

MAK-1 positions itself as a full-service operator on the Costa del Sol, emphasising residential sales, new developments and investment-grade stock. The firm advertises a 25-year track record, membership of professional bodies and a deliberate multilingual capability that reduces friction for foreign buyers.
MAK-1 acts as an intermediary for project launches in La Cala de Mijas and the wider Costa del Sol, presenting pre‑launch inventory, sourcing buyers for last phases and supporting legal partners during sales. For investors this translates into earlier access to price points and clearer timelines on completion risk.
The agency explicitly offers pathways to the Spanish residency options through curated investment products and a named legal partner for immigration and conveyancing. That integrated approach mitigates a common pain point for cross-border buyers: coordinating legal, tax and property processes across jurisdictions.

Foreign buyers face three recurring issues on the Costa del Sol: unclear total cost of ownership, administrative complexity, and uneven local market intelligence. MAK-1 addresses these by combining formal affiliations, multilingual advisory and documented project dossiers that investors can use for financial modelling.
MAK-1 provides property-level information that supports yield calculations: price per square metre, developer completion estimates, and rental potential for the locality. Investors should treat these figures as starting assumptions and run sensitivity tests against vacancy rates, management fees and local taxes.
Local agencies with development pipelines and legal networks reduce transaction friction and the time-cost of sourcing verified investment opportunities. MAK-1’s combination of project access, multilingual team and professional associations offers practical value for buyers building exposure to Spanish coastal markets.
MAK-1 highlights continuing professional training, membership in industry groups and collaboration with local lawyers. These signals matter because they correlate with lower legal incidence, clearer escrow practice and faster resolution of post‑sale issues for non‑resident owners.
Public testimonials and case notes on MAK-1’s site describe investors who gained priority access to late‑phase apartments and clients who used the agency’s contacts for renovation and rental setup. That continuity — from acquisition to tenancy — is a measurable value-add for income-focused buyers.
Comparatively, buyers who work with single‑function agents often face longer time-to-rent and fragmented legal handovers. MAK-1’s integrated model reduces those operational risks and shortens the path to income generation.
MAK-1’s public materials provide many of these items: project pages, news updates and a named legal partner for residency-related transactions. International buyers should still validate comparables independently and run their own yield sensitivity scenarios.
On regulatory matters, Spain imposes acquisition taxes, annual property taxes (IBI), and income reporting for non‑resident landlords. Agencies such as MAK-1 that coordinate tax and legal counsel reduce surprises, but investors must confirm net yield calculations after all charges are modelled.
For investors focused on yield, the measurable benefit of an agency like MAK-1 is reduced time-to-income and clearer risk allocation. Their project relationships often allow earlier negotiation on pricing and clearer completion schedules, both of which feed into IRR and cash‑flow models.
Even with a reputable local agency, investors should obtain independent legal advice, perform title searches, and run stress tests on rental demand. Agencies reduce transaction friction but do not replace formal due diligence or third‑party inspections.
MAK-1 International Realty exemplifies a regional agency that has tailored services for international buyers: project access, language coverage and legal partnerships. For international investors aiming at the Costa del Sol, MAK-1 is a practical model of how local agencies can convert market knowledge into lower execution risk.
Contact MAK-1 to request a tailored investment pack, confirm current supply and ask for recent comparables to feed into a yield model before committing capital.
Dutch investment strategist who built a practice assisting 200+ Dutch clients find Spanish assets, with emphasis on cap rates and due diligence.
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