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Four floor apartment new built in a private residential complex located in the prestigious urbanization of La Recoleta, Punta Prima, Torrevieja. The house has a large living room, American kitchen, 3 large bedrooms with fitted wardrobes,...
New Villa in Torrevieja, Urb. Panorama, near the sea. Separate new Villa of 180 m2 on a plot of 490 m2. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 toilet, kitchen, living room, roof Solarium with stunning views of the sea and surrounding area. Fully eq...
Cozy Sunny penthouse for sale in Dehesa de Campoamor / Orihuela Costa. 3 bedrooms with balconies, 2 bathrooms, living room with access to the terrace of 18 m3. Apartment with split system heat and cold. Sold as pictured, all inclusive. T...
Long sandy beaches, unspoiled rural villages & friendly people have helped Alicante Province to become one of the most popular places to buy property in Spain. Property does however remain affordable, especially in the South & inland locations.
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The average property price in Alicante Province is around €240,000 which is similar to the national average in Spain.
Of the 10,385 homes sold in the last quarter, 48% were bought by international buyers, this is over 2 times the average in Spain. The majority of expats buying in Alicante Province are British, who benefit from excellent transport links to the UK.
As with most of Spain, the popular coastal towns are the most expensive places to buy. In Alicante Province these are concentrated around the North, with the luxurious and convenient resort towns such as Calpe, Denia, Javea, and Morairia. The most affordable areas can be found further South in and around Torrevieja. The less commercialised village of La Mata has very affordable property and is beautifully situated by the ocean. There are also many affordable inland options such as the pretty villages of Almoradi and Jacarilla.
Housing sales in Alicante Province have been gradually climbing since 2011, though there has been a decline of 4% during the last year and 7.5% during the last quarter: see total house sales charts. Many areas in Alicante Province continue to be popular holiday destinations with many investors renting out holiday homes during the summer months.
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