Mogán has 794 rental flats and apartments, ranging from 40 to 120 m², ideal for families, retirees, and tourists. The offer is concentrated in areas such as Puerto de Mogán and Playa de Mogán.
The municipality of Mogán, in the south of Gran Canaria, has 794 rental homes, according to the latest data from the local real estate market. The offer ranges from 40 square metre apartments to 120 square metre flats, with configurations of two and three bedrooms, and many units include a terrace or balcony to enjoy the subtropical climate.
Most properties are equipped with air conditioning and internet access, making them attractive for both long stays and holiday seasons. The average rental price has not been detailed, but the variety of sizes allows options for different budgets.
Mogán is one of the most sought-after destinations on the island due to its combination of beaches, mountains, and sunny weather year-round. Puerto de Mogán, known as the 'Venice of the Canaries' for its canals, and Playa de Mogán are the areas with the highest rental demand.
Tenant profiles and lifestyle
The rental market in Mogán attracts three main profiles: families looking for a safe and quiet environment with access to nature, retirees who value a relaxed pace of life and mild temperatures, and tourists or owners of second homes who wish to spend long periods on the island.
Local services include supermarkets, pharmacies, health centres, and reputable schools. Mogán Mall offers shops and restaurants, and the local dining scene features establishments like Los Guayres and the Cofradía de Pescadores, specialising in Canarian cuisine and fresh seafood.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Pilancones Natural Park offers hiking and cycling routes, while the beaches allow for water sports. This combination enhances the quality of life in the municipality.
Accessibility and transport
Mogán is well connected by road via the GC-1, which links to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and other towns on the island. It also has bus services that connect with neighbouring municipalities, facilitating travel without the need for a private vehicle.
For residents working in the capital or other tourist areas in the south, the driving time to Gran Canaria airport is approximately 30 minutes, and to Las Palmas it takes around 45 minutes, depending on traffic.
The rental offer in Mogán remains stable throughout the year, although the high season (from November to April) usually sees greater turnover due to the arrival of tourists and temporary residents. Interested parties can check real estate portals to find available options at any given time.
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