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MANAGING PARTNERS 04
By Alistair & Leonie
MEDITERRANEAN 05
PRESTIGE
References: Tinsa (2025), CBRE Spain (2025), Notarios de España (2025), INE (2025)
HOMES AND OPPORTUNITIES: 06
U.S. + COSTA BLANCA
Foreign-buyer transaction share by nationality (as recorded by Colegio Notarial de Valencia, Registradores, and CIEN 2025)
FOREIGN DEMAND 07
References: CBRE Spain Global Cross-Border Report (2025); Tinsa Shore Housing (2025); Notarios de España CIEN (2025); CASAFARI (2025); Observatorio TRCB (2025)
COSTA BLANCA 08-09
References: Michelin Guide Spain (2025); SHA Wellness Clinic; Valencia Tourism (2025)
COSTA BLANCA PRIME 10-11
PROPERTY TRENDS
References: CBRE Financial Outlook (2025); Banco de España (2025) Notarios de España (2025); Idealista (Sept 2025); Tinsa (Q3 2025)
LIFESTYLE 12-15
References: Michelin Guide Spain (2025); SHA Wellness Clinic; Valencia Tourism (2025)
ARCHITECTURE & INTERIORS 16-17
References: CBRE Design Trends (2025); Tinsa New Build Analysis (2025); Idealista Design Insights (2025)

DEFINING THE YEARS AHEAD 18
References: Tinsa Property Forecast (20252026); CBRE Mediterranean Market Outlook (2025); INE Migration (2025)
REGIONAL SUMMARY - PRIME 19
SQM PRICES
Indicative prime price bands reflec October 2025 observations (€/m2)
Final figures will be validated against the latest CASAFARI and Tinsa datasets before publication
ADDRESS INSIGHT 20-23
References: TinsaCoastal (2025); CASAFARI (validation pending); Idealista (2025)
GLOBAL REACH 24-27
At the intersection of global reach and local precision, The Agency Costa Blanca continues to redefine what it means to operate at the highest level of the luxury real estate market
INTERNATIONAL DEMAND 24-27
Developers, investors, and local communities are responding with projects that prioritize sustainability.
ARTOF EASY LIVING 29-31
Sunshine, sport and lifestyle the winning formula shaping the coast
CONTACT 32
Buy or sell with The Agency Costa Blanca

Costa Blanca has entered a new chapter. What began as a sought-after holiday coastline has evolved into one of Europe's most compelling luxury residential markets Our clients aren't simply acquiring prime real estate; they're choosing a complete Mediterranean way of life; Architecture, wellness, gastronomy, design and sea-woven together in one destination
As Managing Partners of The Agency Costa Blanca, part of The Agency's global network spanning 150+ offices across 15 countries, we bring together local expertise and international reach. This global community empowers our sellers with unparalleled worldwide visibility and provides buyers access to extraordinary global properties through a seamless network of connected agents We deliver a level of collaboration and intelligence that redefines modern luxury representationglobal in scale, boutique in service
The Agency Costa Blanca unites boutique insight with global infrastructure, proving personalized service and global intelligence can coexist seamlessly
As we move toward 2026, we will expand our regional presence and invest in new technologies and next-generation client experiences, redefining excellence in real estate through innovation, precision, and the highest standards of service F R O M T H E M A N A G I N G P A R T N E R S


2025 marks a defining moment for the Costa Blanca as it steps firmly into the spotlight of global luxury real estate. The region has evolved from a sunsoaked holiday escape into a sophisticated, yearround destination that draws international buyers seeking design-led homes, investment stability, and an elevated Mediterranean lifestyle. From the coastal towns of Moraira and Jávea to the stylish enclaves of Altea and Benidorm, the Costa Blanca continues to redefine coastal luxury blending architectural excellence, stunning sea views, and a focus on wellbeing in every development Demand is driven by international capital, lifestyle migration, and a new generation of high-net-worth individuals who prioritize health, sustainability, and quality of life. With world-class golf, gourmet dining, boutique shopping, and rich cultural offerings, the region combines leisure, comfort, and investment potential, making the Costa Blanca one of Europe’s most desirable destinations for those seeking a true Mediterranean lifestyle
The prime luxury market in the Costa Blanca The Agency Costa Blanca offers expert guidance in top locations like Moraira, Jávea, Benissa, and Altea, helping clients find exclusive villas that combine design, quality, and the best of Mediterranean living.
While overall U.S. buyer share remains smaller approximately 1–2% of Costa Blanca purchases according to Notarios de España (the first half of 2025) the segment is rapidly expanding within the upper-tier property market. Growth is being driven by remote-working professionals and transatlantic second-home investors seeking design-led villas and proximity to major transport hubs, International schooling and safety. CBRE cross-border data confirms a rising trend in U.S. investment activity focused on lifestyle destinations across Southern Europe
Within the region, Alicante stood out once again as the province with the highest share of foreign purchases in the entire country. Here, 43% of all home transactions in early 2025 were made by non-Spanish buyers an extraordinary level of international presence unmatched anywhere else in Spain
NATIONALITIES AMONG FOREIGN BUYERS
More detailed data from Notarios TRCB shows that Alicante recorded 7,422 foreign-buyer transactions in Q1 2025, reflecting 1.2% year-onyear growth The trend was especially strong in the province’s luxury zones, where price acceleration continued as international demand remained highly competitive


FROM PRIVATE SPA VILLAS TO WORLD-RENOWNED RETREATS LIKE SHA WELLNESS CLINIC, HEALTH DEFINES MODERN MEDITERRANEAN LIVING BUYERS SEEK VILLAS WITH GYMS, WELLNESS ZONES, AND HOLISTIC DESIGN










The Costa Blanca prime property market is now synonymous with luxury villas and high-end coastal living. According to Tinsa, prime coastal values in Alicante province rose 8.4% year-on-year, outpacing Spain’s national average Benissa, Moraira, and Jáveacontinue to lead the upper-tier market with sustained growth and limited inventory The luxury property market in Moraira remains particularly resilient, with international buyers seeking exclusive villas in a low inventory market that keeps pricing resilient Similarly, Jávea attracts discerning clients from Northern Europe and the U.S. looking to settle with families looking for top international schooling and the outdoor Mediterranean lifestyle.

RESIDENCES NOW INTEGRATE MINOTTI, DOCA, GAGGENAU, AND BOFFI, SYMBOLIZING THE SHIFT TO HIGH END FINISHES WHILST THE UPSCALE RETAIL SCENES IN MORAIRA, JÁVEA, AND ALTEA REINFORCE DESIGN SOPHISTICATION.
Marinas like Club Náutico Moraira and Marina Greenwich set the scene for luxury living, hosting elite yachts from WAJER, Sunseeker, and Pardo

These harbors form a stylish coastal nautical community where elegance meets effortless leisure.
Aston Martin, Ferrari, and Bentley glide along the nearby roads, mirroring the prestige found on the water. shadows breathe
Together, superyachts and supercars define a seamless coastal elite lifestyle
From Quique Dacosta in Dénia to BonAmb and Orobianco, fine dining helps define the region’s identity through innovation and artistry


WITH VIEWS LIKE THIS BEING MANDATORY.

The Costa Blanca’s defining aesthetic is modern Mediterranean minimalism, a style where clean lines, abundant natural light, and a constant connection to the surrounding landscape converge Homes embrace seamless indoor–outdoor living through full-height glazing, while natural materials such as limestone, oak, Travertine and Pocelain create a serene, tactile palette grounded in the region’s environment.
Contemporary buyers increasingly seek properties that balance ethical sustainability with timeless design. Solar integration, smart-home energy efficient systems, and bespoke architecture, crafted by both regional and international studios - are now standard expectations, resulting in homes that are as responsible as they are refined

BRE and Tinsa project continued prime value growth of 6–9% across the Costa Blanca through 2026, driven by a combination of supply constraints, rising construction standards, and sustained international migration Scarcity of available land in soughtafter enclaves such as Benissa, Moraira, and Jávea is reinforcing demand, while buyers from Northern Europe and transatlantic markets continue to relocate in pursuit of the region’s climate, lifestyle, and high-quality living. This trend underscores the Costa Blanca’s growing appeal as a destination where exclusivity, natural beauty, and accessibility converge, making it a compelling alternative to other premium Mediterranean markets
Sustainability and technological integration are emerging as key differentiators in this evolving landscape Solar energy, advanced water management systems, and carbon-efficient construction are increasingly embedded in new developments, reflecting buyers’ preference for environmentally responsible living At the same time, data-driven insights, client mapping, and intelligent home systems are enhancing transparency and elevating the overall client experience. By 2026, the Costa Blanca is set to emerge as a market that rivals the Balearics in exclusivity while offering a more liveable, connected, and forward-thinking environment for both residents and investors.
The Costa Blanca is steadily evolving into a real estate market of exclusivity, rivalling the renowned Balearics, yet offering a lifestyle that is more liveable, accessible, and better connected. Unlike some ultra-exclusive markets that can feel isolated or overly tourist-focused, the Costa Blanca combines luxury living with practical convenience, making it appealing for both seasonal visitors and permanent residents. Its high-end properties, from modern villas to elegant coastal apartments, are set against a backdrop of stunning beaches, picturesque towns, and a rich cultural heritage.
Strong infrastructure, international airports, and efficient transport links further enhance its appeal, allowing residents and visitors to move easily both within the region and beyond. As foreign demand continues to grow, the Costa Blanca is increasingly recognized not just as a destination for investment, but as a lifestyle choice-offering the perfect balance of sophistication, comfort, and connectivity that discerning buyers now seek.

WHEREVER YOU’RE GOING, WE CAN TAKE YOU THERE
Dénia is a historic coastal city with year-round services, a vibrant marina culture, and access to Montgó Natural Park Primeproperties, particularly frontline and signature villas on the Montgó hillside, are priced at €2,800–€3,800/m², with superprime optionscommanding higher prices for panoramic sea views and architecturally distinctive homes. Buyers are mainly Spanish, German, and French, with growing interest from design-led relocations
Frontline stock is limited, but demand from European HNW familiesremains steady
The Inland & Jalón Valley offers vineyards, fincas, and valley panoramas, providing privacy within 20–30 minutes of the coast. Prime properties range from €1,800–€2,800/m², rising to ~€3,500/m² for contemporary rebuilds Superprime homes feature large plots, turnkey architecture, and expansive views Buyers, mostly from the UK, Benelux, and Nordic countries, seek space, wellness, and value. Land availability is good, with growing demand for high-spec eco retrofits.
Jávea is an international hotspot with Arenal Beach, Port, and Old Town, attracting a strong expat community and families drawn to top schools. Prime villas sell for €3,500–€5,000/m², while superprime cliffline properties reach €5,500–€7,000/m² Buyers from the UK, Benelux, Germany, Switzerland, and increasingly the U S , are drawn to seaview plots, statement architecture, and turnkey design homes Scarcity of seaview plots sustains strong premiums.
Benitachell features dramatic cliffside topography with contemporary developments and far-reaching sea views Prime properties range from €3,000€4,200/m² with superprime homes offering uninterrupted vistas and branded or new-generation designs Buyers, mainly from Northern Europe, appreciate privacy, resort amenities, and energyefficient specifications. The active newbuild pipeline continues to attract high-spec buyers
Moraira is a boutique coastal town known for its yacht culture and low-density planning. Prime villas are priced €4,000–€5,500/m², with superprime frontline or nearfrontline homes exceeding €6,500/m² Key drivers include El Portet location, walk-to-town access, and panoramic sea views Buyers are predominantly from the UK, Benelux, Nordic countries, and Switzerland, with selective U.S. interest. Very limited prime plots maintain strong premiums for turnkey properties.
Calpe is defined by its iconic Peñón de Ifach skyline, offering a mix of prime villas and newbuild apartments. Prime properties cost €3,000–€4,200/m², rising to €4,800+/m² for frontline positions. Superprime homes feature rare large plots with direct sea views Buyers from the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Spain are drawn to beach access, services, and hillside Maryvilla locations Villa scarcity in prime zones supports sustained demand.
Finestrat is a masterplanned newbuild hub overlooking Benidorm Bay, with strong security and resort-style amenities Prime properties sell for €3,000-€4,200/m², with higher pricing for premium newbuilds. Superprime options feature large terraces, skyline or sea views, and club facilities
Buyers are predominantly international investors and relocators, particularly from Benelux A healthy newbuild pipeline supports differentiation and sustained demand
WINTER EDITION
Altea blends artistic heritage with elevated gated communities offering panoramic vistas. Prime homes range €3,200–€4,800/m², with Altea Hills properties at €5,000–€6,000/m²
Superprime villas boast panoramic terraces, multilevel lift access, and designer interiors
Buyers mainly come from Belgium, Netherlands, France, and Switzerland Limited plot availability on challenging topography drives premiums for turnkey, architectdesigned builds
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OFFICES WORLD WIDE, SETTING THE STANDARD FOR LUXURY REAL ESTATE IN THE REGION AND BEYOND
BY ALISTAIR & LEONIE
A Market Defined by Confidence and Capital Strength As the Costa Blanca moves into the second half of 2025, the market is supported by renewed financial stability and strong international demand The European Central Bank’s mid-year rate pause has boosted overall confidence, while the luxury segment remains largely insulated from short-term interest fluctuations. High-net-worth buyers, with ample liquidity, continue to invest in prime properties independently of broader market shifts.
The Costa Blanca offers a uniquely attractive proposition for international buyers, combining lifestyle appeal with strategic investment potential. Private banks and boutique financial institutions are now providing tailored financing solutions, including multi-currency options and cross-border asset structuring, making it easier for investors to acquire luxury properties. Beyond its Mediterranean charm, the region’s high-end real estate balances lifestyle enhancement with capital preservation, allowing buyers to enjoy exceptional living experiences while benefiting from resilient, long-term investment value.



Developers, investors, and local communities are responding with projects that prioritize sustainability, design excellence, and cultural integration, ensuring that growth enhances rather than disrupts the essence of the coastline. Looking ahead, the momentum shows no signs of slowing With competitive international demand, rising prestige, and a clear shift toward high-end living, the Costa Blanca is poised to stand among Europe’s most desirable property markets in the years to come. For those ready to invest, relocate, or reimagine their lifestyle, this is a moment of opportunity a chance to become part of a coastal region that is not only flourishing today, but actively shaping the Mediterranean’s future
As the Costa Blanca steps confidently into its next era, it becomes clear that the region is not simply following Mediterranean realestate trends it is shaping them What was once known mainly for sunshine and holiday homes has evolved into a sophisticated, future-focused market that blends exclusivity with everyday livability International buyers are increasingly recognizing the rare balance the Costa Blanca offers: striking architecture, elevated amenities, and premium coastal enclaves, all seamlessly connected by strong infrastructure and year-round accessibility. his growing synergy of lifestyle and luxury is redefining the region’s identity From thriving cosmopolitan hubs to serene cliffside retreats, the Costa Blanca now caters to a global audience seeking more than a second residence they seek a place where quality of life, investment security, and natural beauty coexist effortlessly



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Life on the Costa Blanca is defined by long sunny days, relaxed Mediterranean rhythms, and a welcoming sense of community that attracts newcomers from across Europe. Mornings often start with a stroll along palm-lined promenades or a coffee in a beachfront café, while afternoons can be spent swimming, sailing, cycling, or simply unwinding by the sea Lively markets, tapas bars, and cultural festivals add warmth and social vibrancy, offering plenty of opportunities to connect with locals and expats alike. Beyond this, the region’s natural beauty from cliffs and hidden coves to orange groves and lush countryside invites exploration and a deeper connection with the environment It’s this blend of outdoor living, community, and scenic charm that makes the Costa Blanca lifestyle so magnetic, where wellbeing, leisure, and happiness come naturally.
What sets the Costa Blanca apart is its yearround livability. With over 300 days of sunshine, residents enjoy outdoor terraces even in winter, taking advantage of mild evenings to dine al fresco or meet friends in lively plazas. Modern amenities including international schools, healthcare, shopping, and excellent transport links make daily life easy, while the mix of locals and expats creates a welcoming community For golf enthusiasts, the region offers over 25 courses, including La Finca, Alenda, Villamartín, and Bonalba, combining stunning views with top-notch facilities Settling in feels effortless, and the relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle quickly becomes second nature, blending comfort, wellbeing, and leisure
