Monthly Roundup
Your February snapshot of the Tenerife property market, local highlights & what’s new with us.
🏡 Market Pulse: Tenerife Property in 60 Seconds
The Tenerife market continues to show strong demand, especially in the south. A few standout figures this month:
- Average days on market: down to 52 days for well‑priced properties
- Buyer enquiries: up 11% compared to last month
- Most in‑demand areas: Golf del Sur, Amarilla Golf, Palm-Mar & Callao Salvaje
- Top property type: 2–3 bed apartments with outdoor space
The trend is clear — buyers are still prioritising sunshine, terraces and walkable locations. No surprises there.
🏘️ New Listings & Highlights
We’ve had a busy month bringing fresh properties to the market, including:
- A unique villa in Sueno Azul with a huge garden plot and private pool.
- JUST REDUCED! bungalow in Las Adelfas 1 with amazing outdoor space.
- Well located 2 bedroom apartment in traditional development
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
Click any of the above images to view the property, catching your eye.
If you’re looking for something specific, now’s a great time to reach out — stock levels are rising slightly, giving buyers more choice.
🚀 Agency Update: Growing Beyond Our Name Increasing Our Market Profile
Yes, we’re Golf del Sur Properties…
But don’t let the name fool you — we’re now selling across the whole island.
From Costa Adeje to Palm-Mar to Callao Salvaje, our footprint is expanding fast.
In fact, we’ve seen a 27% increase in listings outside our core area this quarter.
Tenerife is growing — and so are we.
🌞 Local Spotlight: What’s Happening Around the Island
A few things worth knowing this month:
- Tourism numbers continue to climb, with winter occupancy averaging 87%
- New restaurants and cafés popping up around Golf del Sur and Amarilla Golf
- More airlines adding direct routes for spring and summer
🎭 A Celebration With Centuries of Colour
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Few events capture the spirit of Tenerife quite like Carnival — a festival that blends history, culture and pure, unapologetic joy. Its origins stretch back to pre‑Christian pagan celebrations, where communities marked the arrival of spring with costumes, satire and a chance to break the rules before Lent.
Over the centuries, Carnival became deeply rooted in island life. Even during periods when it was discouraged or banned, locals kept the tradition alive — sometimes quietly, sometimes disguised as “winter festivals.” That resilience is part of what makes it so special today.
By the late 20th century, Tenerife’s Carnival had exploded onto the world stage. In 1980, it was officially declared a Fiesta of International Tourist Interest, and in 1987, Celia Cruz’s legendary performance drew over 200,000 people, earning a Guinness World Record and cementing Carnival as one of the biggest celebrations on the planet.
Today, it’s a month‑long spectacle of parades, music groups, extravagant costumes, the Carnival Queen election, street parties, and traditions like the Burial of the Sardine. It’s not just an event — it’s a cultural heartbeat that brings the island together every year.
All signs point to a strong season ahead.
🔑 Thinking of Selling?
With buyer demand still high and quality listings moving quickly, it’s a great moment to get a valuation.
We offer free, no‑obligation market appraisals — and we’ll give you honest advice, not sales talk.
Come and speak to the experts.
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📩 Stay Connected
Whether you’re buying, selling or just keeping an eye on the market, we’re here to help you make smart, confident decisions.
Until next month —
The Golf del Sur Properties Team
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