Houses for sale in Torrevieja

House prices in Torrevieja

Prices for houses in Torrevieja grow with the budget in a predictable way: each step up adds bedrooms, plot and a pool, and the price per built metre rises with it.

Catalogue of Alegria Real Estate, third quarter of 2026.

The largest group is the €400,000 to €600,000 band with 74 listings. Above €1,000,000 the metre becomes cheaper again: the buyer pays for land and location rather than for built area.

The cost of house in Torrevieja for the buyer is the listing price plus roughly 11% on top. Since June 2026 the regional transfer tax on a resale stands at 9% (11% once the price passes €1,000,000), while a new house from a developer is charged 10% VAT together with 1.4% stamp duty. Fees of the notary, the registry and a lawyer make up the rest. A €429,000 townhouse therefore needs around €470,000 in total.

Cards on the site convert the amount into other currencies as a guide, the deed is in euros.

Lower entry prices are listed under cheap property in Torrevieja, homes without a garden under apartments in Torrevieja, studios in Torrevieja and duplex in Torrevieja.

Popular localities to buy a house in Torrevieja

The section covers the town itself and three municipalities behind it, where most of the new-build houses in the catalogue stand.

• Torrevieja — 158 houses from €118,000 to €2,490,000 in Aguas Nuevas, Los Balcones, Los Altos, La Siesta, Torreta Florida, San Luis, Torre del Moro and La Mata

• San Miguel de Salinas — 50 houses from €105,000 to €2,169,000, a hill town 8 km inland above the salt lagoon, plus the Las Colinas golf resort with plots up to 1,700 m²

• Los Montesinos — 26 houses from €260,000 to €1,400,000, new detached homes with a private pool in La Herrada, 10 km from the coast

• Daya Nueva — 6 houses from €119,000 to €399,900, new semi-detached homes with pools from €389,000

Within the town, asking prices per metre run from €3,259 in Los Balcones and Los Altos to €3,161 in Aguas Nuevas, €3,012 in La Mata and €2,527 in the centre (third quarter of 2026).

Buyers who buy house in Torrevieja for permanent residence mostly settle in Aguas Nuevas and Los Balcones: schools, supermarkets, a bus to the centre and the university hospital next to Los Balcones.

A house in Torrevieja for investment near the beach is found in Torre del Moro, Punta Prima and La Mata, where the tenant season lasts from April to October.

Other coasts have their own sections: Costa Blanca as a whole, Costa del Sol with Mijas and Estepona, and Catalonia.

Benefits of buying a house in Torrevieja

To buy house in Torrevieja as a foreigner takes the same three documents as for a Spanish citizen: a passport, an NIE and a bank account. No permit, no quota and no obligation to live in Spain. Buyers from abroad signed 46.43% of the deeds registered in the province of Alicante between April and June 2026.

Advantages of the town:

• 57.4% of the 113,000 registered residents hold a foreign passport, so schools, clinics and town hall desks work in several languages

• 6 beaches with Blue Flag status in 2026 and a 3,700-hectare lagoon park right behind the residential districts

• a university hospital inside the town, 45 km to Alicante airport and 35 km to Murcia airport

• January afternoons at 16 to 18 °C and a swimming season from May to October

• the resale tax was cut from 10% to 9% in June 2026, a saving of €4,000 on a €400,000 house

Buying house in Torrevieja gives a private entrance, parking on the plot and a solarium with the sea or the lagoon in view.

House in Torrevieja for investment

Investing in houses in Torrevieja is a long-term game rather than a quick flip: the value sits in land and location, and both are in short supply on the coast. Rental figures for the third quarter of 2026:

• a long-term tenant pays €12 per m² a month on average across the town and up to €15 in the outer urbanisations

• a 140 m² house at that rate lets for around €1,700 a month, close to 4% gross on the median price

• a house with a pool earns more in the summer weeks, but only with a tourist licence

Rules for an investment house in Torrevieja:

• the regional tourist registry issues the licence for 5 years and asks the town hall for a certificate of urban compatibility first

• an owner living outside Spain pays 19% on rent as an EU or EEA citizen and 24% otherwise

• an empty house is still taxed, on a notional income of 1.1% of its cadastral value

• IBI, the annual municipal tax, comes to 0.4% to 1.1% of the same cadastral value

Houses in Torrevieja for investment compete with two other formats: shops and bars on the promenade under commercial property in Torrevieja, and top-floor flats with a terrace under penthouse in Torrevieja.

Trends and house price forecast in Torrevieja

Over the 12 months to September 2026 the average asking price for housing in the town gained 13.8%, from €2,611 to €2,931 per m².

Asking prices for housing in Torrevieja, third quarter of 2026.

Three factors shape the next 12 months:

• credit is cheaper: 45,907 housing loans were registered in Spain in June 2026, 10.8% more than a year earlier, at an average 2.96%

• demand from abroad is at a record for the province, 46.43% of deeds in the second quarter

• plots inside the town are scarce, so new projects move to San Miguel de Salinas, Los Montesinos and Daya Nueva

Since the June and July peak of €2,980 the average has slipped by 1.6%. The base scenario for 2027 is slower growth rather than a fall. Houses in Torrevieja with a plot near the beach hold value best, because no more of them can be built.

New projects are listed under new buildings in Torrevieja, homes sold directly by our construction division under properties in Spain from the developer Alegría. To buy house in Torrevieja from the wider catalogue of the town, open property in Torrevieja.