Eurojavea Real Estate’s Annual Report: Insights into the Costa Blanca Luxury Market
Eurojavea Real Estate, a prominent player in the Costa Blanca luxury property market, has recently released its annual report detailing the latest trends and statistics in local real estate activity. This report sheds light on the dynamics of the market, revealing significant growth and shifts in buyer demographics.
Rising Sales in Costa Blanca
One of the standout findings from Eurojavea’s report is the notable increase in property sales. In 2025, the Costa Blanca saw 53,385 transactions, marking a 2.9% rise from the previous year. This growth positions the region as Spain’s third most active property market, trailing only behind Madrid and Barcelona, which recorded 81,484 and 73,285 sales, respectively.
The report emphasizes the robustness of the local market, with 81.5% of transactions involving second-hand homes and 18.5% pertaining to new builds. This trend underscores the enduring appeal of established properties in the region, while also highlighting a growing interest in new developments.
Dominance in the Valencian Community
The Costa Blanca’s significance is further illustrated by its commanding 47.3% share of the total market in the Valencian Community. Key municipalities such as Torrevieja, Alicante, and Orihuela are driving this growth, consistently ranking among the top 15 municipalities in Spain for property sales. Their popularity reflects a combination of desirable locations, amenities, and lifestyle offerings that attract both local and international buyers.
International Buyers: A Mixed Picture
A striking aspect of the report is the strong presence of international buyers in the Alicante province, who account for nearly 43.3% of all transactions. Notably, 23.7% of all foreign property purchases in Spain occur in Alicante, showcasing the region’s allure to overseas investors.
However, the report also indicates a decline in foreign demand, with international purchases dropping by 13.4% year-on-year. Despite this downturn, buyers from countries like Poland, the UK, and the Netherlands remain particularly interested in acquiring homes along the Costa Blanca, suggesting that while overall numbers may have dipped, specific markets continue to thrive.
Spotlight on Jávea
Among the municipalities in the region, Jávea stands out as the most expensive town in the Valencian Community. The average price per square meter in Jávea reached €3,436 in 2025, reflecting a 13.3% increase from the previous year. This places it ahead of other popular towns such as Benidorm (€3,081/m²) and Calpe (€3,042/m²).
Eurojavea’s data reveals that the average asking price for single-family homes in Jávea has soared to €1.4 million, with international buyers making up a significant 64% of all sales. This trend highlights the town’s appeal as a luxury destination, attracting affluent buyers looking for premium properties.
Looking Ahead: 2026 Forecast
As the market looks to the future, Eurojavea’s management team, including Luis Alberto Fabra Garcés from the Real Estate Market Chair and Stephan Fremeijer, anticipates that while matching the record activity levels of 2025 may be challenging, the market is expected to remain vibrant.
Price forecasts suggest a continued upward trajectory, albeit at a more moderate pace. Fremeijer emphasizes the importance of understanding the evolving market landscape, noting that new buyer profiles are emerging.
Changing Buyer Profiles
The report highlights a significant shift in the demographics of buyers. Previously, many purchases were made by clients looking for second homes after selling their businesses. Today, a younger audience is entering the market, motivated not just by investment or vacation opportunities but by the desire to settle down and establish long-term life projects in the area.
This transformation is particularly evident in Jávea and the broader Costa Blanca region, which continue to enhance their appeal to international buyers, especially in the premium segment. Factors such as legal certainty, quality of services, and strategic infrastructure, including international schools, are becoming increasingly crucial for attracting foreign investment.
In summary, Eurojavea Real Estate’s annual report provides a comprehensive overview of the Costa Blanca luxury market, highlighting its growth, the influence of international buyers, and the evolving landscape of property ownership in the region. The insights shared in this report not only reflect current trends but also set the stage for future developments in one of Spain’s most dynamic real estate markets.
