| Location | What Makes It Unique | Typical Price Range & Buyer Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Altea & Albir | Scenic coastal views, art & culture, upscale amenities, expat communities | Luxury: €1M+, mid-luxury: €600-900k |
| Jávea & Denia | Natural beauty, coves, relaxed lifestyle, family-friendly | From €450k for mid-luxury; premium €1.2M+ |
| Moraira & Benissa | Quiet elegance, privacy, exclusive villas, crystal-clear beaches | High-end €1M-€2M+ |
| Torrevieja & Orihuela Costa | Affordable, vibrant international community, strong rental demand | From €200-400k |
Yes. Non-residents can safely purchase property in Spain. You will need a NIE (foreigners’ ID number) and comply with tax and legal requirements.
Budget 10–15% extra for transfer tax or VAT, notary, land registry, legal fees, community fees, and maintenance.
Investors often prefer Altea, Moraira, Jávea or Calpe for strong rental demand. Retirees and families may choose quieter inland or community-oriented towns with schools and healthcare nearby.
In top coastal areas like Altea or Moraira, luxury sea-view villas start around €1M and can exceed €2M. Inland or mid-luxury options range €500k–900k.
Rental yields range between 5–8% gross depending on location, occupancy, licensing and property condition.
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