Costa del Sol News
Kronos Homes has begun construction on The Kove and Kosmos, two new residential developments on the Costa del Sol in Málaga, located in the municipalities of Mijas and Torremolinos. Together, the two projects comprise 270 homes with a combined investment of 101 million euros, as explained by the company this Tuesday. "With these two projects, Kronos Homes makes clear its long-term vision and commitment to the Costa del Sol, which has always been a strategic area for the brand," the company notes.
The Kove by Kronos Homes, in Mijas, is a project designed by architect Manuel Clavel, in collaboration with HCP Estudio, which includes 166 homes ranging from 1 to 3 bedrooms. The residential complex is inspired by the natural landscape to form what Kronos defines as "habitable cliffs," where the architecture "integrates organically into the environment."
The Kove will feature common areas including two swimming pools, a spa, a fully equipped gym, and coworking spaces, all surrounded by gardens and communal areas. Its architectural approach seeks to reinterpret the Mediterranean lifestyle through open spaces, natural light, and a constant connection with the landscape. The development has an investment of 61 million euros.
At The Kove, prices listed so far on the Kronos website range from 359,000 euros to 500,000 euros, as this newspaper has reviewed.
On the other hand, Kosmos in Torremolinos, designed by HCP Estudio, includes 104 multi-family homes with large terraces and sea views, set in a natural environment next to a Mediterranean pine forest.
The development will offer a complete catalog of services such as a swimming pool, spa, gym, and coworking spaces. The investment in Kosmos is 40 million euros.
In Kosmos, the prices range from 405,000 euros to 545,000 euros, according to data available on Kronos' corporate website.
"The Kove and Kosmos are two projects that reflect our vision of architecture as a driver of well-being and connection with the environment. Both developments meet a growing demand for quality housing in privileged locations, where design, nature, and services play a fundamental role," says Luis Rodríguez de Tembleque, CEO of Kronos Homes in Spain.
Kronos explains that the momentum of The Kove and Kosmos is part of the "sustained growth" of the residential market in the province of Málaga, driven by both national and international demand and "by the allure of the Costa del Sol as a residential destination."
Kosmos and The Kove add to the portfolio of Kronos Homes on the Costa del Sol, where they already have notable projects such as Bahía in La Cala de Mijas, Capri in Estepona, One Oak in Torremolinos, or Bali in Rincón de la Victoria.
