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Category: Real Estate Market in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca Property Boom: Nearly 19,000 Homes Sold to Overseas Buyers in One Year
THE NLS NEWS | 14 October 2026 | Spain Property Market Spain’s Mediterranean coastline continues to attract international property buyers, with new figures revealing that nearly one in three homes sold in Alicante province during 2025 was purchased by a foreign non-resident. According to figures from Spain’s Ministry of Housing, 18,857 properties were purchased by foreign…
Coastal Property Demand Surges as Costa Blanca Records 28% Increase
Buyer interest in Spain’s coastal property markets has climbed sharply this summer, with the Balearic Islands, Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca recording some of the strongest increases in the country. Spain’s coastal property market is seeing another surge in demand. According to new analysis from national real estate network donpiso, interest in purchasing homes across…
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Estepona Outpaces Marbella and Benahavís for New-Build Sales
New figures from the Golden Triangle Q2 2026 Market Report reveal a clear divide emerging across the Costa del Sol, with Estepona recording almost twice as many new-build transactions as Marbella in 2025. Estepona is strengthening its position as the new-build centre of the Golden Triangle. According to the latest market analysis published by JUST…
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Costa Blanca vs Costa del Sol vs Mallorca: Spain’s Three International Property Markets Are Heading in Different Directions
One Country. Three Coasts. Three Very Different Property Markets. Costa Blanca. Costa del Sol. Mallorca. They are three of the best-known destinations for international property buyers in Spain. All offer sunshine, Mediterranean lifestyles, international airports and established overseas communities. But beneath those similarities, something interesting is happening. They are becoming three very different property markets.…
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Can Planning Reform Solve Spain’s Housing Shortage?
The Community of Madrid has approved a proposed planning reform intended to reduce the time required for major urban-development procedures from approximately 12 years to four. The LIDER proposal aims to simplify planning rules and accelerate the construction of housing by reducing administrative delays. Although the proposal directly concerns Madrid, it raises a question relevant…
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Costa Blanca Property: Relative Affordability Faces Its Greatest Test
Costa Blanca’s appeal has long been based on a combination of climate, connectivity and relative affordability. Spain’s latest resale-price increase suggests that the affordability element is coming under increasing pressure. National asking prices rose 17.2% annually in June 2026, reaching an average of approximately €3,133 per square metre. Costa Blanca remains less expensive than several…
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Spain’s Cheapest Property Market Offers Homes at €369 per Square Metre
At a time when coastal property prices are reaching new records, one Andalusian municipality demonstrates the extraordinary differences within Spain’s housing market. Fuente Obejuna, in Córdoba province, was identified as Spain’s cheapest municipality for purchasing property during the second quarter of 2026. Average advertised prices stood at approximately €369 per square metre. At that level,…
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Spanish Resale Property Prices Rise 17.2% to a 21-Year High
Spain’s residential property market has entered the second half of 2026 with another striking price milestone. The average advertised price of a resale property reached approximately €3,133 per square metre in June, representing annual growth of 17.2%, according to the latest Fotocasa Real Estate Index. The increase is the strongest recorded by the index in…
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The American Buyer’s Guide to Purchasing Property on Spain’s Costa Blanca
Why Americans Are Choosing the Costa Blanca The Costa Blanca has become one of Spain’s most attractive destinations for international property buyers, offering over 200 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline, more than 300 days of sunshine each year, excellent healthcare, modern infrastructure and a lower cost of living than many major US cities. Whether you’re looking…
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Torrevieja’s €100 Million Waterfront Transformation Signals a New Era for the Costa Blanca
Paseo del Mar Opens as Part of One of Torrevieja’s Biggest Regeneration Projects Torrevieja has officially opened Paseo del Mar, a landmark waterfront destination that represents one of the city’s largest urban regeneration projects in recent decades. More than just a new leisure complex, the development forms part of a wider transformation of Torrevieja’s marina and…
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