Mijas launches three projects with more than 1,000 parking spaces

The Mijas City Council has taken a decisive step in advancing the municipal parking plan with the tendering of three of the projects included, which total more than 1,000 spaces. These are the facilities at La Vega, which will be an underground parking; Las Cañadas, and the boulevard of La Cala. These three infrastructures are part of the municipal parking plan, which is around 4,000 spaces, and the City Council has put out to tender the drafting of the projects for 376,654 euros.

The underground parking at La Vega, in Las Lagunas, will have around 480 spaces for vehicles, depending on the project selected after the current tender process, as pointed out by the councilor for Infrastructure, Juanjo Torres. It is planned to be built on a single floor of 14,000 square meters. The Mijas City Council has allocated 125,551 euros for the construction study that will determine the works.

The parking at La Vega will have capacity for about 480 vehicles, the one at Las Cañadas for about 280, and the one at the boulevard of La Cala will be close to 600 spaces

Regarding Las Cañadas, the municipal plan anticipates a number of parking spaces close to 280 units – always depending on the final project – with four floors and a base tender budget of 125,551 euros, Torres added.

The parking at the boulevard of La Cala de Mijas, for its part, will be close to 600 parking spaces, spread over two floors, and will occupy an area of almost 9,000 square meters. The tender budget set by the Mijas City Council for this action is also 125,551 euros, the same as the previous two.

Mijas Pueblo and Los Santos

The councilor for Infrastructure has reminded that the expansion of the parking at Mijas Pueblo is already approved and with the construction project carried out, in the possession of the Municipality, which will put out the works for tender in 2026. This facility will add more than 600 new spaces to expand the capacity to receive visitors.

Finally, the parking at Los Santos, in Las Lagunas, is already finished, and the Mijas City Council plans to put it into service in the coming weeks, once the process of allocating resident spaces has been carried out. This parking consists of a total of 234 spaces, of which 190 will be for subscribers and the rest, for rotation.