If you’re keeping an eye on Spain’s real estate scene, all signs point to the Costa Blanca as one of the country’s hottest regions for buyers right now – and not just for holiday homes.
With new developments springing up from Murcia to Jávea, international interest is rising fast, driven by affordability, lifestyle, and long-term investment potential.
This summer, developers like AEDAS Homes are pushing forward with major launches. In Murcia’s increasingly popular North Zone, the new Satia project offers nearly 200 stylish, affordable flats ideal for first-time buyers, with community features like rooftop pools and coworking spaces. Over in El Verger, just inland from Dénia, the Edenia development combines eco-conscious design with modern comforts, aimed at Northern and Eastern European buyers seeking a second home near the sea.
Meanwhile, Benidorm is reinventing itself. New figures from Taylor Wimpey España show it’s attracting Dutch, Polish, and Belgian buyers aged 45–59 looking to settle year-round, not just soak up summer sun. Developments like Breeze focus on sustainability, natural light, and access to healthcare, safety, and quality transport – key priorities for today’s expat buyer.
Tourism growth is also fuelling the market. A €1.3 million regional investment aims to boost Costa Blanca’s global visibility, which could drive demand in lesser-known coastal towns. Add in record property tax revenue in Alicante and incentives for young buyers, and the region’s appeal only grows stronger.
High-end areas like Dénia and Jávea are now firmly on the luxury map, with foreign buyers making up 80 per cent of sales and villas selling within 100 days. Whether you’re after beachfront elegance, rural charm, or a smart investment, the Costa Blanca continues to prove it’s more than just a destination – it’s a lifestyle worth buying into.
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