Nueva Andalucía sewer upgrade covers Yuste and Escorial streets

November 4, 2026
File photograph: Marbella viewed from near the summit of La Concha (September 2009). Photo by David Iliff (Diliff), CC BY-SA 3.0. Wikimedia Commons · License.
File photograph: Marbella viewed from near the summit of La Concha (September 2009). Photo by David Iliff (Diliff), CC BY-SA 3.0. Wikimedia Commons · License.

Marbella is carrying out a sewer-network modernisation project on Yuste and Escorial streets in Nueva Andalucía, with works expected to affect 360 linear metres and 2,200 square metres of street surface.

At a glance

  • The project covers Yuste and Escorial streets in Nueva Andalucía, Marbella.
  • The investment is approximately 230,000 euros.
  • Works span 360 linear metres and 2,200 square metres.
  • The planned execution period is three months.

What the project includes

The Nueva Andalucía works combine sewer upgrades with full resurfacing of the affected street.

The project includes two new collectors, with one planned for each street. It also includes around twenty inspection chambers and renewal of the asphalt across the entire affected street.

The intervention covers approximately 360 linear metres and a total surface area of 2,200 square metres. The stated investment is about 230,000 euros, with an execution period of three months.

Wider network inspections

The municipality has reported extensive sewer-conduit inspections across 2025 and 2026.

During 2025, more than 281 kilometres of conduits were inspected. In what has been completed during 2026, more than 261 kilometres have been reviewed.

The forecast is to approach 300 kilometres of supervised network by the close of the current year.

Why this matters in Marbella

The works bring a significant local infrastructure project to Nueva Andalucía streets.

For residents, property owners and visitors using Yuste and Escorial streets, the project means sewer-network works alongside a complete asphalt renewal on the affected street.

The planned collectors and inspection chambers are intended to modernise the local network. The scale of the wider inspection programme also places this project within Marbella’s broader sewer-infrastructure activity.

What readers should know

People using the affected streets should check official Marbella updates before travelling through the area.

Residents and road users in Nueva Andalucía should consult Marbella City Hall’s official information for any updates connected with the works. The published project duration is three months, but no specific traffic arrangements are stated in the verified details.

Source: Marbella City Hall. Details checked by Marbella Daily on 4 November 2026.