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Most buyers lose money not because they chose the wrong property – but because they didn't understand the full cost of buying in Spain. Extra taxes. Legal fees. Notary charges. Currency timing.
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200 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline. 320 days of sunshine a year. New-build property from €140K. Three distinct zones – each with its own character, climate and price point. Here's the full picture.
Denia, Jávea, Calpe, Altea. Montgo mountain, UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. From €250K apartments to €450K+ villas.
Benidorm, Villajoyosa, Finestrat. 30–50 min from Alicante airport. From €180K apartments to €350K+ villas.
Alicante, Santa Pola, Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa. 15–50 min from airport. From €140K apartments to €280K+ villas.
Every property here is a new build from a trusted developer selected for location, quality, and value. If you don't see what you're looking for, tell us! We often have pre-launch options that aren't listed yet.
Looking for something more specific? Text us! We'll search our full inventory (currently ... new-builds) and send tailored recommendations within 24 hours.
Tell us your budget, the kind of place you have in mind, and when you're thinking of buying. We'll come back to you with new-build options that match your criteria.
Please note: Estimated expenses for informational purposes only. Actual figures may vary.
It's less complicated than most people expect – and more expensive than the listing price suggests. Here's an honest walkthrough, and how we help at each stage.
A free 20-minute call. You tell us what you're looking for – where, what size, what budget, what timeline. Whether it's a home for you, a holiday place, or a buy-to-let. We'll ask a few practical questions and we'll work out whether we can genuinely help.
There's no pitch at this stage. If we don't think we can add value, we'll say so.
Within a few days, we'll send you a shortlist – typically 3 to 5 properties that actually match what you told us. This includes new builds from established developers in the region, and the best options available on the market.
We'll give you our honest take on each one. The ones we'd look at first, the ones with caveats, the ones that look better on paper than in person.
If you're coming to Spain, we'll arrange everything – developer show apartments, private viewings, a realistic driving tour of the area. If you're not ready to travel yet, we'll do a video walkthrough and answer questions live.
We won't take you to ten properties in a day. That's how people end up buying the wrong thing just to get it over with.
Once you find something you want to move on, we'll connect you with an independent English-speaking lawyer – essential, not optional – who will check the property is free of debts, review the purchase contract, handle your NIE application, and oversee the notary process.
Our network includes vetted legal professionals who work with international buyers every week. We don't take referral fees from them.
This is where most guides go vague. The real number: budget an extra ~13% on top of the purchase price to cover all costs.
Please note: Estimated expenses for informational purposes only. Actual figures may vary depending on the specific property and final conditions.
For new builds, this is the completion and handover day – often 12-24 months after reservation. We'll be there to go through the property with you before you sign.
There's a difference – and it matters when you're buying a new build in another country.
An estate agent represents the seller. Their job is to close the deal. Ours is to help you find the right property – and to tell you when something isn't right for you, even if it costs us a commission.
We're based on the Costa Blanca. We're not Spanish, which means we know exactly what it's like to navigate this market as an outsider – the questions you don't know to ask, the things that catch you off guard, the moments where you need someone to translate not just the language but the whole situation.
We source properties through direct partnerships with leading developers on the Costa Blanca and resale properties we've evaluated personally or through our network of local agents.
We match them to buyers – not by running a search algorithm, but by talking to you and understanding what you actually need. Which is rarely just "3 beds under €300K."
We guide you through the process from the first conversation to the day you get the keys. We don't disappear after the reservation.
We don't list a hundred properties and hope one sticks. We don't take you on viewings of things that clearly don't fit. We don't pretend to know something we don't – if we're unsure, we'll say so and find out.
Our fee comes from the developer or seller, not from you. But we want you to know: a buyer who feels misled doesn't come back and doesn't refer anyone. Repeat clients and referrals are the whole model. That's a better incentive than a single commission.
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Practical advice, market insights, and honest guidance for anyone thinking about buying a new build in Spain.
Most buyers lose money not because they chose the wrong property – but because they didn't understand the full cost of buying in Spain. Extra taxes. Legal fees. Notary charges. Currency timing.
25 pages. Plain English. Everything you need to know before you make an offer.
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200 km of Mediterranean coastline, 320 days of sunshine, new-build property from €140K. Three zones, each with its own character. Here's everything you need to know before choosing where to buy.
Costa Blanca isn't one place – it's a stretch of coastline running 200 km through the province of Alicante, from Denia in the north down to Pilar de la Horadada in the south. The northern and southern ends are more different from each other than most people realise. This guide breaks down each zone so you can decide where to start looking.
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Denia · Jávea · Moraira · Calpe · Altea
The north is greener, hillier and slightly cooler than the south. Rocky headlands, pine forests, small coves. This is where the established international community lives – people who've been coming here for 20 years and never left. Property prices are higher per square metre, but the setting justifies it.
Denia has the best food scene on the coast – it holds UNESCO City of Gastronomy status, and Michelin-starred restaurants sit next to family-run tapas bars. Jávea's old town retains its fishing village character despite the international community.
Moraira keeps a low-rise, villa-only skyline by local planning rule, which is a big part of why it stays so popular with buyers who want privacy over nightlife. Calpe's Peñón de Ifach is a 332m limestone rock that dominates the skyline.
Altea closes out the zone with a whitewashed old town, a blue-domed church, and one of the most photographed views on the coast.
If you want a place that feels established, where you can walk to a decent restaurant in the evening and hear three languages on the way – the north is your area.
Benidorm · Villajoyosa · El Campello · Alicante
The central coast is the sweet spot for many buyers. Close enough to Alicante airport (10–40 minutes) but with more space and lower prices than the north. Benidorm's skyline of high-rise towers looks nothing like the rest of the Costa Blanca, but step back a few streets from the seafront and you'll find some of the best-value new-build apartments on the coast.
Benidorm gets a reputation it doesn't fully deserve – yes, the skyline is dense, but Levante and Poniente beaches are genuinely excellent, and new-build quality here is among the best on the coast. Just north of the towers, Albir and L'Alfàs del Pi offer a quieter, low-rise alternative with the same beach access. Villajoyosa is famous for its chocolate factories and painted fishermen's houses.
El Campello keeps a small-town feel, with a working marina and a Wednesday market that draws people from along the coast. Finestrat sits inland with mountain views and is where some of the most competitive new-build developments are.
At the southern edge of the zone, Alicante city brings an international airport on your doorstep, an old quarter (El Barrio) below Santa Bárbara Castle, and a level of year-round infrastructure the smaller towns can't match.
This zone suits people who want direct airport access and a strong choice of beach towns, from high-rise convenience in Benidorm to something quieter in Albir or El Campello. The new-build pipeline is strong – developers like TM Group and Taylor Wimpey have multiple projects underway here.
Santa Pola · Guardamar del Segura · La Mata · Torrevieja · Orihuela Costa · Dehesa de Campoamor · Pilar de la Horadada
The south is the warmest part of the coast – salt lakes around Torrevieja create a microclimate that keeps winter temperatures surprisingly mild. This is where most of the new-build development is happening, and where you get the most for your money.
Santa Pola opens the zone with a working fishing port, a long sandy beach, and a short ferry ride out to the tiny island of Tabarca. Guardamar del Segura keeps a lower profile, backed by pine-forested dunes planted over a century ago to stop the coastline shifting – one of the greener, quieter spots on this stretch.
Torrevieja's salt lakes are the region's best-kept secret – they create a microclimate with some of the lowest humidity and highest sunshine hours in Europe, and the Laguna Rosa turns a genuine shade of pink in summer.
Orihuela Costa has become the main new-build corridor, with large developments from builders like Grupo Quesada, TM Group and Amay Properties, anchored by Zenia Boulevard shopping centre.
Pilar de la Horadada closes out the coast at the Murcia border – the quietest of the five, and the closest to Corvera, Murcia (RMU) airport.
This is where the strongest price-to-quality ratio sits. New-build apartments with communal pools from €140K, detached villas with private pools from €280K. If budget matters and you want the most modern home for your money, start in the south.
Not the listings – the actual projects. Pre-launch access, off-plan pricing and the units that haven't hit the portals yet.
Independent lawyers we've vetted. Mortgage brokers who work with non-residents every week. Nobody pays us except the developer – so we work for you.
The legal and financial process has moving parts. NIE, bank accounts, notary, registration. We coordinate everything until completion.
Honestly? You can probably do it. People buy property in Spain without advisors all the time. Here's what you should expect:
Our fee comes from developers – not from you. Using an advisor costs you nothing extra and typically saves you money on the purchase itself. The question isn't whether you can do it alone – it's whether the time and money saved is worth a 20-minute call.
Budget an extra ~13% on top of the purchase price for a new-build property on the Costa Blanca. Here's the breakdown:
Please note: Estimated expenses for informational purposes only. Actual figures may vary depending on the specific property and final conditions.
Most buyers lose money not because they chose the wrong property – but because they didn't understand the full cost of buying in Spain. Extra taxes. Legal fees. Notary charges. Currency timing.
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