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If you are an investor or builder this is the perfect opportunity to set up your business in one of the best tourist areas in the south of Gran Canaria. We have different plots in the area of Puerto de Mogán. The plots are for tourist and commercial use. Do not hesitate to ask for m2 and prices *********************************************************************************************************************************************************** Puerto de Mogán is a fishing village that has been transformed in the last decade into one of the most beautiful tourist areas in the municipality of Mogán. The village and the tourist area have merged to form one of the most beautiful and picturesque coastal places in the municipality of Mogán. Located at the mouth of a steep valley on the southwest coast of the island of Gran Canaria, it attracts many tourists who have made this town their second home or simply come to enjoy its charm and gastronomy. The canals that link the marina with the fishing port have led to it being nicknamed 'Little Venice' or the 'Venice of the Canary Islands'. Restaurants and bars line the marina and the beach. Every Friday, the traditional market in its streets is visited by locals and by hundreds of tourists who enjoy their holidays in other parts of the island ********************************************************************************************************************************************************** The information about the property is provided to us by the owners and is subject to errors and changes and/or withdrawal without notice. The costs of the purchase are not included in the sale price. These expenses correspond to the buyer with the exception of the capital gain, which by law, corresponds to the seller. These expenses are: Notary, land registry, lawyers' fees, if necessary and the property transfer tax which is 6.5% on the purchase price for second-hand properties and 8% on the purchase price for brand new properties. Purchase costs are calculated between 8-10% of the price for second-hand purchases and between 10-12% for brand new purchases. These percentages could vary if the buyer decides to buy with a mortgage.