Properties for sale in Alicante

Alegria Real Estate offers a structured catalogue with clear filters, dedicated pages by property type, and a convenient way to compare price, area, distance to the sea, and key amenities (terrace, parking, pool, sea views). The listings cover both resale options and off-plan projects, so it’s easy to match a budget to a specific district and property format.

Yes. Alicante province remains Spain’s leading market by foreign-buyer activity and accounts for 20.4% of all foreign property transactions in the country; in Q2 2025 foreigners purchased 7,875 residential properties in the province.

Yes. NIE is required for tax payments and registration-related procedures connected to property transactions, and it is commonly needed for practical steps like utilities and local banking operations linked to ownership.

Yes. Typical related costs include valuation fees of about €250–€600, which are usually part of the financing workflow.

Apartments, studios, flats, bungalows, houses, villas, penthouses, duplexes, townhouses, and commercial units are available across districts, including options by the sea and properties with sea views. The catalogue also includes off-plan property and new off-plan formats alongside resale listings.

Yes. The reported average price in 2025 was €2,265/m², +18.2% compared to 2024, and district pricing varies widely (for example, 960–3,117 €/m² in the referenced district breakdown).

Timelines depend on documentation readiness and financing; in budgeting, it’s common to plan for mandatory costs of roughly 10–12% of the property price (taxes, notary, registration, valuation).

Residents planning permanent residence, expats relocating for lifestyle and infrastructure, and investors targeting rental demand in coastal districts all fit the local market profile. The city supports both compact formats (studios, 1-bedroom apartments) and larger family housing (houses, townhouses, villas).

Foreign transaction values increased, and the average price paid by foreign buyers reached €218,574 (+18% year-on-year), which reflects sustained demand in the province.

Predictable everyday costs and solid city infrastructure support relocation planning: a public transport ticket is €1.45, a monthly pass €23.50, and basic utilities for an 85 m² flat average around €104.57/month in the referenced overview.

Luxury options are typically concentrated in premium coastal zones and sea-view locations, especially penthouses with large terraces and villas with pools and privacy. The selection is usually filtered by sea views, plot size, distance to the beach, and high-end building amenities.

Resale purchases reference ITP at 10% in the Valencian Community, while new builds reference VAT (IVA) 10% plus AJD 0.1%; additional mandatory costs include notary fees (0.2–0.5%) and registry fees (0.1–0.25%).