Français
English
Step 1 of 12
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Property in Benidorm
From the beautiful sea beds of the Alicante coast to the Tossal de la Cala castle, there is always something to do in Benidorm. The warm climate, the festive atmosphere and friendly neighbours make life pleasant, whether for repeat stays or a permanent move. For your property purchase in Benidorm, get English-speaking support tailored to you: choice of area, targeted viewings, administrative follow-up and local advice. Our approach helps you complete your purchase smoothly and settle in with peace of mind on the Costa Blanca.
4.8/5
from 1,303 Google reviews
Our Alicante office
at your service
+1,500
projects supported
Leader
since 2017
Why invest in property in Benidorm?
Benidorm combines beaches, year-round activity, strong rental demand and full services in the heart of the Costa Blanca.
A lively town all year round
Benidorm offers a lively life whatever the season. Between beaches and coves, natural sites and remains such as the Tossal de la Cala castle, the town has plenty of cultural and leisure activities. The mild climate encourages outdoor living, local festivals bring the neighbourhoods to life and residents give newcomers a warm welcome. Whether you want a second home for a few weeks a year or a main home, Benidorm offers a pleasant, lively setting, backed by services and infrastructure that make settling in easier.
A Mediterranean gem on the Costa Blanca
Located on the Alicante coast, Benidorm is known for its coastline and its appeal to tourists. Its long promenades, well-kept beaches and sea viewpoints attract visitors and future residents alike. The town has shops, restaurants and activities for every type of resident, which makes it a popular place within easy reach of cities such as Alicante. Buying in Benidorm means choosing a well-organised tourist setting, with varied facilities and good access that makes daily life easier.
Quality of life, safety and local energy
Benidorm stands out for a quality of life that balances liveliness and calm, depending on the area. The city is seen as safe, with healthcare, shops and infrastructure suited to residents. Busy tourism fuels a rich cultural and commercial life, while the local market offers job opportunities in hospitality, services and retail. For a property purchase, all of this helps you settle in with peace of mind. The right support helps you choose the property that fits your lifestyle.
Living in Benidorm
Benidorm stretches between two large beaches, Levante and Poniente, separated by the old village and its viewpoint, the Balcón del Mediterráneo. To the north, the Serra Gelada natural park closes off the bay; offshore, Benidorm Island can be reached by boat from the harbour.
The town stays active all year round, with its shops, its restaurants and a neighbourhood life that carries on long after the summer. The coastal tram links it to the centre of Alicante.
Neighbourhoods at a glance
Playa de Levante
The liveliest promenade, towers with views over the bay
Playa de Poniente
Quieter seafront, along a contemporary promenade
Casco Antiguo
Lanes of the old village, between the two beaches
Rincón de Loix
Residential area at the foot of the Serra Gelada
Other places we cover from our Alicante office: CalpeTorreviejaSanta PolaDéniaJáveaMurciaElcheCartagenaAlteaVillajoyosaEl CampelloGuardamar del SeguraMoraira
Our solutions for your property project in Spain
Every journey is unique. So is every goal. That is why we offer two packages to suit your needs: full purchase support, from the search to the signing, or legal due diligence on a property you have already found.
Benidorm in figures
€3,788/m²
average asking price per m²
Idealista, July 2026
77,327
inhabitants
INE, 2025
18.8 °C
average annual temperature
Open-Meteo, 2024
+13.5%
house prices over one year
INE, IPV Valencian Community, 2025
Property prices in Benidorm: the best areas to buy
Casco Antiguo (old town)
Casco Antiguo (old town) is the historic heart, with pedestrian streets, restaurants and markets. Very close to the beach and services, it attracts those who want to live in the centre with local character. Easy transport to other areas. Homes are often in renovated older buildings, suited to first-time buyers or those looking for a compact, well-located second home.
Poniente
Poniente offers a calmer, family atmosphere, with a wide beach, green spaces and promenades less crowded than Levante. The area is popular with families and retirees for its quality of life, schools and local shops. Easy road access and links to the town centre; many buildings with large terraces and a few villas on the hillsides.
Levante
Levante is the liveliest beach area, with the famous Levante beach, promenades, bars and shops nearby. Ideal for those who want to be at the heart of the action, with easy access to public transport and plenty of services. Suits buyers looking for a lively second home or an attractive rental investment, with mostly modern apartments on offer.
What types of property can you find in Benidorm?
Penthouse
Top-floor home with large terraces and sea views, sought after for its light and premium lifestyle.
Villa
Detached houses, often on higher ground or in the suburbs, with private gardens and parking, suited to families looking for more space.
Apartment
Mostly homes in apartment buildings, from studios to large apartments near beaches and shops, suited to city life and holiday lets.
The latest properties found for our clients
Found in 45 days
Villa
-
La Vall d’Aigües Vives
Superb contemporary villa with pool and 4 bedrooms
€559,000
Found in 12 days
Villa
-
Pedreguer
Stunning villa with pool near Alicante
€360,000
Found in 20 days
Apartment
-
El Campello
Renovated apartment just 6 minutes from the beach
€219,900
Our resources to help you understand everything
Access practical guides and essential tools to master every step of your property project in Spain.
Buying guide
Discover every step of buying in Spain, from choosing the area to signing at the notary, including legal obligations and the costs to expect.
1,500+ property projects since 2017
Read how our clients bought their home in Spain.
Contact our nearest office
Calle Valdés, 11, 03001 Alicante
alicante@alveo.co
+34 965 02 72 01
Frequently asked questions about property in Benidorm
Can a foreigner buy property in Benidorm?
+
Yes. Spain places no nationality restrictions on buying property. You do, however, need an NIE, the foreigner identification number, which is required to sign at the notary's and to open a Spanish bank account. We handle this step as part of our support.
What costs should you budget for on top of the property price?
+
As a rule, allow 10 to 15% of the asking price. This covers transfer tax (ITP) for a resale property or VAT for a new build, notary fees, land registry registration and administrative costs. Our online buying costs calculator gives a detailed estimate by region and type of property.
Do you need to be there in person to buy in Benidorm?
+
No. Many of our clients buy from abroad. Viewings can be done by video call with a written report, and signing at the notary's is possible with a power of attorney. On site, we check what photos do not show: the real condition, the immediate surroundings, any nuisances, compliance.
What checks do you carry out before an offer?
+
We check the property's legal status at the land registry, that there are no debts or unpaid charges, planning compliance, the state of the community of owners and whether the price is consistent with recent sales in the area. These checks take place before any offer, not after.
How long does it take to buy a property in Benidorm?
+
From the first viewing to signing, it generally takes two to four months. The timing depends mainly on getting the NIE, any financing and the notary's availability. A cash purchase with a complete file can go faster.
© 2026 Alveo. All rights reserved