Alicante City

Based on 6,183 registered sale deeds, properties in Alicante City sold at an average of €1,973/m² — a typical transaction was €192,240 for a 97 m² property (Spanish Notariat, 2024). Source: Spanish Notariat (Consejo General del Notariado), 2024. Real deed prices, not asking prices.

In addition to the property price, you will typically pay 10–13% in total buying costs, including notary fees, land registry, and legal fees. According to 2024 notary deed data, the average property in Alicante City sells at around €192,000 (€1,950 per square metre). H&H provides transparent cost breakdowns before any commitment.

Alicante is a genuine city of 330,000 residents with year-round urban infrastructure — hospitals, schools, universities, shopping, dining, and cultural institutions operate as they do in any European capital. Many international buyers relocate here permanently; others maintain a second home and spend extended periods. The city works equally well for both.

Alicante City offers apartments (the majority of the market), townhouses, and occasional period properties in historic neighbourhoods. Prices range from entry-level studios around €100,000 to premium city-centre apartments exceeding €400,000. The 2024 average was €192,000 for 97 square metres, reflecting diverse neighbourhoods and property types across the city.

Yes — there are no residency restrictions on property purchase in Spain. H&H guides non-residents through every step: viewing, offer negotiation, legal due diligence, notary signing, and registration. Most international buyers complete the process with one or two visits to Spain; your H&H agent and legal team handle the remainder. We have 500+ completed transactions with Scandinavian and British buyers.

Alicante City has strong rental demand from both traditional tourists and the growing digital nomad community — university students and young professionals also rent year-round. Property in central neighbourhoods, near transport, or with beach/castle views perform well. Rental income depends on location, property condition, and management; H&H can provide comparable rental data for your specific street and property type.

Alicante Airport is 15 minutes from the city centre, with direct flights to over 100 European cities year-round. RENFE trains connect to Madrid (3.5 hours) and Valencia (2 hours). The coastal TRAM and bus network link to surrounding towns. For a city of its size, Alicante is one of Spain's most internationally connected hubs — ideal for remote workers, frequent travellers, and families splitting time between countries.

You will find a wide range of property types in Alicante City: detached villas with private pools, modern apartments and penthouses, townhouses with community gardens, and off-plan new builds. Whether you are looking for a lock-up-and-leave holiday home or a spacious year-round residence, Alicante City has options across all price brackets.

Property prices in Alicante City vary by type, size, and proximity to the sea or town centre. Apartments typically start from €120,000–€180,000, while resale villas range from €250,000 to €700,000+. New build developments command a premium. Contact our team for an up-to-date picture of what your budget will achieve in Alicante City.

Costa Blanca — and Alicante City in particular — has consistently shown strong demand from international buyers, which supports long-term value. Holiday rental yields of 5–8% are achievable in well-located properties. Tourism in the region has grown year-on-year, and Spain's infrastructure investment continues to drive capital appreciation over time.