In the first months of 2025, Benidorm has emerged as one of the leaders in housing price growth on Spain’s Mediterranean coast: year-over-year increases reached +15.8% amid a limited number of new projects. At the same time, the first block of tourist apartments is scheduled to open by June.
Sharp Rise in the Secondary Market
According to analysts, over the past year the average resale price in Benidorm has climbed by 15.8%, making it one of the fastest-growing coastal zones in Spain . Demand is driven both by domestic buyers and foreign investors seeking income-generating rental properties and second homes.
Decrease in New Developments
Despite rising demand, supply of new residential complexes has fallen by nearly 80% compared to the same period last year. Experts attribute this to delays in permit approvals and higher construction costs .
New Offering for Tourists
By the summer of 2025, a pilot block of ten stylish tourist apartments—each accommodating two to four guests, featuring panoramic views and an infinity pool—is set to launch. If well received, the format may be expanded to other regions.
2025–2026 Forecast
Leading banks forecast that by the end of 2026, Spanish housing prices could climb another 9% thanks to eased lending policies and recovering household incomes . For Benidorm, this implies further price growth and heightened competition for sea-view properties.
What Buyers and Investors Can Expect:
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Limited new-build options will force many purchasers to consider the resale market.
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Income-generating rentals—particularly in the tourist apartment segment—will remain attractive.
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Best purchase windows open before the official start of the summer tourist season, when prices typically peak.
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