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Spain's most popular coast for property buyers — 300 days of sun, affordable prices, and over 200 km of Mediterranean beaches from Dénia to Torrevieja.
The Costa Blanca stretches along the Alicante province in southeastern Spain, covering over 200 km of Mediterranean coastline from Dénia in the north to Torrevieja in the south. It is the most popular region among international property buyers, combining year-round sunshine with some of the most competitive prices on Spain's coast.
With over 300 days of sunshine per year and mild winters averaging 12–17°C, the region attracts retirees, families, and investors from across Europe. The northern Costa Blanca — from Jávea and Altea to Calpe and Moraira — is known for its dramatic cliffs, charming old towns, and higher-end properties. The southern part, including Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, and Guardamar, offers more affordable options and a large international community.
Alicante city, the regional capital, provides excellent infrastructure: an international airport with direct flights to most European cities, high-speed AVE rail to Madrid, modern hospitals, and international schools. The AP-7 motorway connects all major towns along the coast.
Property types range from beachfront apartments starting around €150,000 to luxury villas exceeding €2 million. New build developments are concentrated in areas like Finestrat, Benidorm, Guardamar, and Villamartín, often with communal pools, parking, and modern energy-efficient design.
The Costa Blanca is also home to several world-class golf courses, natural parks including Serra Gelada and El Hondo, the island of Tabarca, and hundreds of Blue Flag beaches. Whether you're looking for a holiday home, a permanent residence, or a rental investment, the region offers options across every budget.
One of Europe's sunniest regions with year-round mild climate
Strong tourist demand drives consistent rental income
Competitive pricing compared to other Mediterranean destinations
Quick access from all major European cities
Answers to the most common questions about buying property
Prices on Costa Blanca range from €90,000 for apartments in the south to over €2 million for luxury villas in the north. Average price per square metre is €2,200, making it significantly more affordable than the French Riviera or Balearic Islands.
Foreign buyers need a NIE (tax identification number) and a Spanish bank account. The process includes property selection, reservation deposit (€3,000–10,000), contract signing, and completion at the notary. Total additional costs are 10–13% of the purchase price. We handle the entire process remotely if needed.
For rental yield (5–8%), Torrevieja, Benidorm, and Alicante are top choices due to strong tourist demand. For capital appreciation, premium areas like Javea, Altea, and Moraira consistently show 5–10% annual growth. New build projects near the coast offer the best combination of rental income and value growth.
Gross rental yields on Costa Blanca range from 5% to 8% depending on location and property type. Short-term holiday rentals in tourist hotspots like Benidorm yield the highest returns during peak season (June–September). Long-term rentals provide stable year-round income, especially in cities like Alicante and Torrevieja.
Costa Blanca has excellent infrastructure: Alicante-Elche international airport (150+ direct routes), modern hospitals, international schools, shopping centres, and a tram network connecting coastal towns. The AP-7 motorway provides fast north-south connections, and high-speed AVE trains connect Alicante to Madrid in 2.5 hours.
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