Alicante Property Boom: What the Surge in New Builds Means for Buyers in 2025
If you’ve been considering buying a home in Alicante, 2025 might just be your year.
The province has kicked off the year with its strongest start in property constructionsince 2008, with 2,727 new homes started in the first quarter alone. That’s a 49% increase compared to the last quarter of 2024, and a whopping 53% rise over the sameperiod last year.
Why should buyers care?
For homebuyers and investors, this surge means more options, more competitivepricing, and greater availability across the province. Whether you're looking for a holiday flat, a retirement retreat, or a long-term investment, the wave of new developments could open doors to the ideal property that previously seemed out of reach.
With over 9,300 new homes initiated in the past 12 months, Alicante’s constructionsector is responding clearly to a growing demand for housing — and that demand iscreating real opportunities for those ready to make a move.
“The market is reacting to pressure from buyers, and developers are stepping up to meetthe demand,” said Carlos Casas, president of the College of Technical Architecture of Alicante.
Hotspots for homebuyers: Where to look
The growth isn’t limited to one area — almost every corner of the province is seeingincreased building activity, and that spells variety and potential for buyers:
• Vega Baja leads the pack with 915 new homes, ideal for those seeking propertiesclose to the coast and countryside.
• Marina Alta and Marina Baixa recorded 801 new builds — a 134% jump year-on-year. These scenic areas are perfect for lifestyle buyers after beach accessand charming towns.
• Alicante city has made a strong comeback, with 617 homes under construction — nearly double the figure from early 2024. Urban buyers and those wantingconnectivity should take note.
• Elche and the inland regions continue steady growth, great for families orinvestors looking for good value in emerging markets.
Unexpected gems: Where the action is heating up
Interestingly, two less expected towns have emerged as construction leaders:
• San Miguel de Salinas tops the list with 275 new homes,
• followed closely by Mutxamel, with 260.
These areas, often overlooked, now offer fantastic opportunities for buyers seekingaffordability, modern housing, and a peaceful lifestyle — all within easy reach of Alicante’s coast and airport.
Cost update: Still affordable, but prices are edging up
The average building cost per square metre has risen slightly to €559, up 2.9% from2024. While this indicates healthy demand, it’s still relatively affordable compared to other Spanish provinces — making 2025 a smart time to act before prices climbfurther.
🏡 Bottom Line: More Homes, More Choice, More Reasons to Buy
Alicante’s property market is buzzing with activity. With new developments springingup across the province, buyers now have a wider selection of modern homes, in diverse locations and at still-accessible prices.
Whether you're dreaming of a sun-drenched apartment by the sea, a villa in the hills, ora sleek city flat — this construction boom is creating the variety you need to findyour perfect match.
Thinking of buying in Alicante?
Now’s the time to explore what’s coming to the market — before the competition heatsup even more.