This beautiful and modern development is located in Málaga Oeste, an area in the new and exclusive golden mile of the city. A building where you can enjoy a natural environment surrounded by green areas and recreational spaces. Perfect for strolling, doing sport or enjoying its restaurants on the beachfront. The development is located in an exceptionally well-connected area, in calle Pacífico, next to the Antonio Banderas promenade, with the possibility of accessing any point in the city in just a few minutes.

Overlooking the sea, in a strategic location, is OCTAVIA, one of the most exclusive residential projects in the city. Located in a unique place, in a cosmopolitan capital with its own personality, cradle of culture and museums, Malaga is the great protagonist of Southern Europe. This city founded by the Phoenicians has an impressive historical legacy. In its Muslim period, the then called "Málaqa" built its Alcazaba, which today is splendidly preserved together with the Alcazar of Gibralfaro. Other tourist attractions include the Roman Theatre and the Cathedral, work on which began during the reign of the Catholic Monarchs. It has become the cultural city of museums, with an enviable cultural agenda. Film, dance, music and theatre festivals are complemented by art exhibitions in the more than 40 museums scattered around the capital. It is also worth mentioning its gastronomic offer, with an increasing number of restaurants offering both national and international haute cuisine. In short, living in Malaga has become a privilege and an authentic, purely Mediterranean lifestyle.

Located in a neuralgic point of Malaga as it is an exceptionally well communicated area. It has close access to the AP-7 motorway, the María Zambrano AVE high speed train station and the Pablo Ruíz Picasso International Airport, just 10 minutes away by car. The area has all the necessary services to have a complete and comfortable life. Surrounded by parks and gardens, just a few metres from sports facilities such as the Municipal Athletics Stadium and the Inacua sports centre. A growing area with schools, nurseries and universities, as well as health centres, hospitals and shops. The city is increasingly positioning itself as a technological hub in Spain and Europe. It has a wide range of companies (Google, Amazon, Vodafone...) and technology start-ups, as well as a series of programmes and events that promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the sector.

Malaga has direct flights to 130 cities around the world. From Malaga you can travel, without a stopover, to both major European cities (Paris, Munich, London, Lisbon, etc.) and non-European cities (New York, Montreal, Doha and Abu Dhabi, among others). A total of 52 airlines will link the Costa del Sol with the world through 254 routes. Of these, two hundred are concentrated in the different European countries and 33 are links with other Spanish airport facilities. It also has excellent rail connections. From the María Zambrano train station in Malaga, located in the heart of the city, numerous high-speed (AVE) and medium-distance trains depart daily to connect Malaga with other Spanish cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, Alicante and Granada. The port of Malaga is one of the most important in Spain in terms of cruise traffic, annually receiving 280 cruise ships with a total of approximately 650,000 passengers. In addition, the city has an extensive network of cycle lanes which is constantly growing. There are currently more than 180 kilometres of cycle lanes connecting the Costa del Sol.