Buy new build property in Benidorm
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- 12
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- €349,000 – €3,000,000
- Avg price/m²
- €5,386
- Avg bedrooms
- 3
- Last updated
- September 2026
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Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
386 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
344 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
226 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
226 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
332 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
503 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
318 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
204 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
274 m²
Apartment in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
138 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
131 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
81-85 m²
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Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
386 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
344 m²
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Benidorm, Alicante
226 m²
Villa in Benidorm
Benidorm, Alicante
226 m²
Living in Benidorm
Beaches
The Costa Blanca boasts over 200 km of coastline with numerous Blue Flag beaches. Popular beaches near Benidorm are well-maintained with facilities, chiringuitos and water sports options.
Healthcare
Alicante has several modern hospitals, including Hospital General Universitario. Many doctors speak English. There are also private clinics serving international patients.
International schools
The Costa Blanca has various international schools offering British, Scandinavian and German curricula. Popular with expat families.
Transport & accessibility
Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) offers direct flights across Europe. The TRAM network connects coastal towns. The AP-7 motorway (toll-free) runs along the entire coast.
Neighborhood guide: Benidorm
Overview
Benidorm sits on the Costa Blanca, in the province of Alicante, roughly 45 kilometres north-east of Alicante city and 55 kilometres south of Valencia province's border. It faces south-east, which gives its two main beaches — Playa de Levante and Playa de Poniente — direct sun for most of the day through the winter months. The old town, La Cala, occupies a low headland that physically separates the two bays. Either side of that headland, the high-rise residential towers that define the Benidorm skyline were built in the 1960s–1980s and remain the dominant urban fabric along the seafront. Newer development has pushed inland and uphill towards the Rincon de Loix district and the hillside urbanisations above the AP-7 motorway. Year-round population sits around 75,000 residents — disproportionately high relative to its footprint — dropping sharply outside the June–September tourism season in commercial terms, though the residential base stays active. That distinction matters to buyers: the beaches and old town are genuinely walkable for residents, but the broader urban atmosphere is tourism-shaped in a way that clearly sets Benidorm apart from quieter Costa Blanca towns to the north such as Altea or Calpe.
Property market
Alistora currently lists 12 new-build projects in Benidorm, with an average listed price of €1,441,496 and a range running from €349,000 to €3,000,000. That spread reflects two quite different product types. At the lower end, €349,000 gets you a new-build apartment — likely two bedrooms — in an inland or hillside urbanisation rather than a front-line position. The upper end, approaching €3,000,000, represents front-line or elevated-view product with larger floor areas, private pools and sea-facing terraces in the limited zones where that kind of plot is still available above the old town or on the Rincon de Loix hillside. The average price of nearly €1.44 million signals that the bulk of current supply sits in the mid-to-upper segment — this is not a market dominated by compact holiday apartments. Buyers looking for a lock-up-and-leave coastal base with genuine sea views and space are the realistic profile at this price point. Buyers wanting an entry-level Costa Blanca apartment below €300,000 will find more options in Benidorm's neighbours — Finestrat, La Nucía or Villajoyosa — rather than within the town boundary itself.
Amenities
For hospital-level healthcare, the nearest public facility is Hospital Marina Baixa in Villajoyosa (also called Vila Joiosa), approximately 8 kilometres south along the N-332. A private hospital, Hospital Vithas Medimar, is in Alicante city, around 45 kilometres away. Day-to-day shopping in Benidorm town centre is dense — supermarkets including Mercadona and Lidl operate within the urban area, and the pedestrianised streets around the old town carry a full range of everyday retail. For a large shopping centre, Carrefour's nearest full-format hypermarket is in Finestrat, roughly 5 kilometres inland via the CV-70, within the same commercial zone as the Mundo Ilusión leisure park. There is a weekly street market (mercadillo) that runs on Wednesdays. For international schooling, there is no established English-language international school within Benidorm itself; the nearest realistic option is the concentration of British-curriculum schools around Alfaz del Pi and Altea, roughly 10–15 kilometres north on the N-332. Benidorm has a marina — Puerto Deportivo de Benidorm — which handles leisure craft and is directly adjacent to the old town. Playa de Levante and Playa de Poniente are both Blue Flag beaches within walking distance of the central residential zones.
Transportation
Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC) is the primary hub, 47 kilometres south-west via the AP-7 toll motorway, with a typical drive time of 35–45 minutes depending on traffic. Valencia Airport (VLC) is approximately 140 kilometres north, around 90 minutes by car. The AP-7 (toll) and A-7 (toll-free but slower through towns) both connect Benidorm towards Alicante in the south and Dénia in the north. The CV-70 links Benidorm inland to Finestrat and onward to Villena and the A-31 towards Madrid. Rail does not reach Benidorm directly; the nearest RENFE station is in Villajoyosa, and the regional Alicante–Dénia narrow-gauge line (TRAM) terminates at Benidorm, connecting it to Alicante city via L'Albir, Altea and Calpe at a journey time of roughly 60–70 minutes to Alicante. Within the town and along the coast, ALSA operates intercity bus services. Driving is the practical default for most residents: journey time from Benidorm to Alicante city via AP-7 is roughly 40 minutes.
Why buy here
The concrete case for buying in Benidorm rather than a neighbouring town comes down to the seafront geography and the year-round residential infrastructure it has built around mass tourism. Both Levante and Poniente beaches are directly accessible on foot from central addresses — that is not true of most new-build locations further inland on the Costa Blanca. The south-east orientation means meaningful winter sun on both beaches, which is relevant to buyers planning winter use rather than pure summer occupation. Against that, the urban character is unmistakably shaped by decades of tourism development: high-density, high-rise, commercially loud in season. Buyers who want a quieter coastal environment, lower density and more traditional Valencian town character should look at Altea (15 kilometres north) or Calpe (25 kilometres north), both of which trade lower beach accessibility and less urban infrastructure for a substantially different atmosphere. On price, the current new-build range in Benidorm — €349,000 to €3,000,000 — reflects a market that has moved well above basic holiday-apartment territory. Buyers wanting genuinely front-line or hillside-view product here at this price point are competing in a limited-supply segment. Those who are undecided between Benidorm and Finestrat (directly adjacent inland) should note that Finestrat typically offers lower entry prices and newer low-density urbanisations, but no direct beach access.
Benidorm has been one of the most sought-after locations on the Costa Blanca for years for buyers looking for sun, sea and a vibrant atmosphere. The combination of modern high-rise buildings, wide beaches and excellent amenities makes the city attractive both for personal use and as an investment. Anyone considering a house or apartment for sale in Benidorm will find a market with a wide range of properties, clear price structures and stable demand from all over Europe.
With 300+ days of sunshine per year, two famous sandy beaches (Levante and Poniente) and a skyline reminiscent of a mini-Miami, Benidorm offers a unique mix of holiday feeling and urban comfort. The city is easily accessible via Alicante airport and has an extensive network of public transport, shops, restaurants and medical facilities. All this ensures a property market that remains active throughout the year, not only in high season.
Why investing in real estate in Benidorm is a strong choice
Benidorm has developed into a mature real estate market with stable international demand. Buyers from the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom and Scandinavia, among others, choose Benidorm because of the combination of returns and possibilities for personal use. The city is not a purely seasonal resort: even outside the summer months, hotels, hospitality venues and shops are open, which supports the rental potential of properties.
The presence of extensive facilities plays an important role: modern hospitals, Dutch-speaking doctors, international schools in the region, golf courses and an excellent road network. This makes Benidorm interesting not only for holiday use, but also for long-term stays or overwintering. For many buyers, this is an important factor in the decision to invest here.
Another strong point of Benidorm is the diversity of its neighbourhoods: from the lively Levante area with many bars and restaurants to the quieter Poniente side with a more residential feel. This makes it possible to choose a property that perfectly matches your living or investment profile: urban and buzzing, or rather quiet with a focus on comfort and views.
Analysis of the real estate market in Benidorm with up-to-date data
The current portfolio in Benidorm includes 10 available properties in different segments, with a price range from €349,000 to €1,108,000. The average asking price is around €631,145, which gives a clear picture of the mid- to higher segment where many newer and well-located homes are found. This average is influenced by luxury penthouses with sea views at the top end and modern apartments on lower floors at the lower end of the market.
In the lower segment around €349,000, properties are often modern apartments or ground-floor homes located slightly further back from the first line, but still with good access to the beach and amenities. In the higher segment up to over €1.1 million, we see spacious penthouses with panoramic sea views, large terraces and often access to premium facilities such as infinity pools, fitness rooms and concierge service.
Demand for high-quality real estate remains strong, partly due to the limited supply of new-build projects in prime locations close to the sea. This translates into a stable price level and solid value retention. For investors looking at rental potential, the combination of beachfront location, views and facilities is particularly decisive for occupancy rates and achievable rental prices.
Compared to other popular coastal towns on the Costa Blanca, Benidorm is in the higher segment in terms of price per square metre, but this is offset by very strong international demand and a proven tourist market. This makes the city attractive for buyers who value long-term returns in addition to personal use.
Available property types and concrete price examples
Anyone looking for a house or apartment for sale in Benidorm currently has a choice of three main types: apartments, ground-floor homes and penthouses. Each type has its own target group and price level, depending on location, views, finishes and facilities in the complex.
Apartments: modern units with optimal use of space
Apartments make up the largest part of the supply in Benidorm. Within the current 10 available properties, there are a significant number of apartments in modern residences with communal swimming pools, gardens and often also a gym or spa. Prices start at around €349,000 for a well-located 2-bedroom unit and rise towards the mid-segment around the average price of €631,145 for larger or more luxuriously finished apartments with spacious terraces and side or direct sea views.
This category is particularly interesting for buyers looking for a combination of personal holiday use and rental. Apartments are generally low-maintenance, easy to manage remotely and popular with holidaymakers seeking a modern stay close to the beach.
Ground-floor homes: comfort and direct access to outdoor space
Ground-floor homes in Benidorm are popular with buyers who value direct access to a garden, terrace or communal areas without using lifts or stairs. In the current portfolio, these homes usually fall into the mid- to higher segment, depending on plot size and privacy. Prices generally move around or slightly above the average of €631,145, especially when there is extra outdoor space, a private jacuzzi or a view.
For long-term stays, overwintering or families with children, this type of property is particularly practical. It offers a homely feel, but with all the advantages of a residential complex such as security, maintenance and shared facilities.
Penthouses: top segment with maximum views and experience
Penthouses represent the premium segment of the market in Benidorm. Prices go up to around €1,108,000 for properties with large roof terraces, 3 or more bedrooms and spectacular views over the sea and skyline. These are often the eye-catchers within a project, with extra high ceilings, large glass fronts and extensive outdoor spaces that can be used all year round.
For buyers who are looking for a house or apartment for sale in Benidorm with a clear focus on luxury, privacy and views, a penthouse is a logical choice. These properties perform strongly in rentals to the higher segment and generally have above-average value retention thanks to their scarce position within a building.
Lifestyle, amenities and daily life in Benidorm
Benidorm offers a lifestyle that revolves around being outdoors. The long boulevard, beach promenades and numerous terraces invite an active and social life. For sports enthusiasts there are opportunities for water sports, cycling in the inland areas, hiking in the nearby Serra Gelada nature reserve and playing golf on various courses in the area.
In terms of amenities, the city is fully equipped: several shopping centres, a wide range of supermarkets (including international chains), specialist shops and a very varied hospitality scene with both Spanish and international cuisines. Medical care is well organised, with hospitals and clinics in and around the city, where English and other languages are often spoken.
For families and longer stays, there are international schools in the region and numerous leisure activities such as theme parks, zoos and water parks. The infrastructure is modern: good roads, bus connections and a tram line towards Alicante and other coastal towns. All this makes it easy to make day trips from Benidorm or to have family and friends come over.
- Beaches: Levante and Poniente with fine sand, lifeguards and facilities
- Accessibility: approximately 40–45 minutes’ drive to Alicante airport
- Amenities: supermarkets, shopping malls, medical centres, sports facilities
- Leisure: golf courses, theme parks, marinas, hiking routes in the Serra Gelada
The combination of tourist dynamism and a growing group of permanent residents creates a city that is alive all year round. That is an important argument for buyers who are not only looking for a holiday home, but also for a place where they feel at home outside the high season.
Next step: personal advice when buying in Benidorm
Anyone seriously considering a house or apartment for sale in Benidorm would be wise to explore the market not only online, but also on site. Photos and floor plans provide a first impression, but aspects such as natural light, views, noise levels and the atmosphere in a complex can only really be experienced during a viewing. With 10 current properties in the price range from €349,000 to €1,108,000, there is currently an interesting and varied selection to visit.
Professional guidance during the purchase is important to make the right choices regarding location, build quality, legal checks and any rental possibilities. By mapping out your wishes and budget together, a clear search profile emerges: from a modern apartment near Levante beach to a quietly located penthouse with panoramic views over the bay.
Get in touch for a non-binding conversation about your plans in Benidorm. You will receive a selection of properties that match your requirements, including detailed information about the complex, service charges, estimated rental income and potential capital growth. In this way, the step towards owning your own home on the Costa Blanca becomes clear, transparent and tailored to your personal situation.
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