Marea, Interiors by Missoni
Phase one delivered in 2024 and the whole scheme due December 2027 — with the developer publishing no unit count at all, and the architect and the agent one apart.
The developer publishes the dates and not the count. Dar Global's own project page says “Phase 1 of Marea completed in 2024” and “The full development is scheduled for completion in December 2027”, with status Under Development. It gives no number of residences. The architect, HCP Architecture & Engineering, says 64 on its own project page; the selling agent says 65. One apart, and neither of them the developer.
So the register's inventory field is empty on a built project. It is not a research failure: the party that would know has chosen not to say, the two parties that have said disagree, and a count split between an architect and an agent is not a developer's count. The register prints both and totals neither. The brand's role is stated plainly — “Missoni provided the interior design across the collection” — and so the managed-by field stays empty.
The estate is Finca Cortesín and the relationship with its hotel is unpublished. The architect places the project at “Finca Cortesín, Casares, Málaga”; nobody publishes a service, club or management arrangement with the hotel that gives the estate its name. The register's hotel field records the address and the silence — which on this coast is the single most common thing a buyer assumes and no document supports.
Casares already holds one register record — The St. Regis Residences, Casares, inside the same estate — and Marriott still describes that one as its first branded residence in Spain. Two branded schemes inside one golf estate in a municipality of a few thousand people is the densest point this sweep found outside Marbella itself.
Not for a buyer who needs to know how many homes they are buying into: the developer publishes no count and its architect and agent disagree. Not for anyone assuming the hotel comes with it.
Who it is not for
Not for a buyer who needs to know how many homes they are buying into: the developer publishes no count and its architect and agent disagree. Not for anyone assuming the hotel comes with it.
Sources
- darglobal.co.uk (the DEVELOPER's own project page: “Phase 1 of Marea completed in 2024”; “The full development is scheduled for completion in December 2027”; status “Under Development”; “Missoni provided the interior design across the collection”; NO unit count published — https://darglobal.co.uk/Marea
- hcparquitectos.com (the ARCHITECT's own project page: 64 residences, at “Finca Cortesín, Casares, Málaga” — https://hcparquitectos.com/projects/marea-en/
- drumelia.com (the selling agent, named as such: 65 residences, one more than the architect publishes)
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Verification
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Booking
Private Residences records addresses; it does not broker them. Enquiries are passed to the party named in the record, and nothing on this site is an offer.
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In the journal
A reader sent a link and said: look, there are residences in the Spanish mountains. There are — and the hotel is selling its own rooms. The Mountains at Pradollano: “You buy a hotel room and at the same time you sign a lease contract with the hotel.” Thirty-seven rooms with independent Land Registry entries, from EUR 257,000, and owner use capped at 30 nights a year or 60.
Investment migration — the facts the rule turns on
The rule for Spain: Closed to property — checked 24.09.2026.
The register publishes the facts and the rule; it does not say whether any purchase qualifies. Eligibility attaches to a sale, not to a building, and the register is not immigration counsel.