8 Aug, 2026 @ 11:49
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Forty thousand tickets sold in Malaga property raffle offering newly built homes for just €10

The raffle is open to adults legally resident in Spain, with entries available online until October 1.

MORE than 40,000 tickets have been sold in a Malaga property raffle offering buyers the chance to win a brand-new home for the price of a cinema ticket.

In total, two newly built houses in the village of Cuevas del Becerro, near the Caminito del Rey will be handed to the winners.

Each ticket to take part in the draw costs just €10.

The Malaga-based architecture firm Arkipromo has issued 200,000 tickets in total, meaning around one in five have already been sold.

READ MORE: How Property Raffles Work in Spain

Each property is valued at €180,000, with the winners also receiving a €20,000 cash voucher to furnish their new home.

The 100sqm houses each feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a balcony and a private patio.

The raffle is open to adults legally resident in Spain, with entries available online until October 1.

Each property is valued at €180,000

The draw will be held before a notary on October 2, with the company covering the property transfer costs, notary fees and the initial tax payment required by law.

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Barry Tabrizi is a senior journalist and multimedia storyteller with more than 30 years of experience across print, radio, television, news agencies, and digital media.

From 2010 to 2020, he served as a Chief Sub-editor at the BBC World Service in London, leading a team of 20 broadcast journalists and helping maintain editorial standards for a weekly audience of around 20 million Persian speakers. He authored the BBC Persian Style Guide for the BBC Academy and developed guidelines and training materials for BBC Persian journalists.

During his career, Barry has covered major international stories, including Brexit, U.S. presidential elections, unrests in Iran, Middle East conflicts, immigration, women's rights, environmental issues, terrorism, and energy.

Drawing on experience across multiple platforms, he specializes in editorial leadership, storytelling, and journalism training, helping journalists and content creators produce compelling content for broadcast and digital audiences. Based in southern Spain, he loves to swim, play tennis and explore the rich culture of Andalucia.

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