The Oakmond project in Marbella, a luxury resort focused on longevity, has secured financing of 145 million euros from Goldman Sachs. This investment allows for the commencement of construction of the complex, which is expected to open in 2029.
Ilanga Capital, led by Pelayo Cortina Koplowitz, has closed a deal with Goldman Sachs Alternatives for a total of 145 million euros to develop the Oakmond complex in Marbella. This resort, which will be located at the former Incosol hotel, will begin construction in autumn 2026.
With a total estimated investment of 260 million euros, the financing from Goldman Sachs will cover a significant portion of the costs, while Ilanga Capital will contribute the rest through its own funds. According to a statement regarding the operation, the new complex is designed to be a benchmark in preventive medicine and wellness, focusing on providing high-quality medical care.
The project, which will span over 53,000 square meters, is expected to be completed within 36 months, with the opening scheduled for the third quarter of 2029. The facility will feature 140 rooms, 28 private residences, and various areas dedicated to physical exercise and gastronomy.
Pelayo Cortina Koplowitz expressed that “the agreement with Goldman Sachs represents extraordinary support for the vision we started three years ago.” For her part, Rossitsa Koevska from Goldman Sachs highlighted that they are “delighted to support Ilanga Capital” in this innovative project in the luxury hospitality sector.
The construction of Oakmond is part of a broader context in which the Costa del Sol is consolidating as a key destination for luxury tourism and investment in unique real estate assets, alongside other developments such as that of Four Seasons.
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