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Oasis Beach, Altea Mascarat - 595.000 Euros  (plus purchase tax of 9% and notary / registry costs) Property prices on Spain’s coast continue to accelerate, although slightly below the national rate The price of housing in Spain’s coastal municipalities continues to rise, although at a slightly slower pace than the overall national rate. According to the ‘Vivienda en Costa 2026’ (Coastal Housing 2026) report produced by property valuation and consultancy firm Tinsa by Accumin, the average value of residential property in coastal municipalities, excluding provincial capitals, reached €1,992 per m² in the first quarter of 2026 . This represents an annual increase of 13.5% , compared with a 14.5% increase nationally . Despite this strong growth, Tinsa by Accumin’s technical network is beginning to identify signs of demand exhaustion in certain coastal locations , where holiday-home prices may be approaching their ceiling. The value of both new-build and resale properties increased acr...

August on the Costa Blanca – There's More to Discover Than Just the Beach When most people picture the Mediterranean in August, they imagine golden beaches, bustling promenades, waterfront restaurants and the endless sound of the waves. It's an image we've all come to know and love. But there is another side to the Costa Blanca – one that begins the moment you leave the coastline behind. One of the greatest advantages of owning a home or holiday property here is that within just 30 to 60 minutes you can swap the sea breeze for mountain air, busy beaches for peaceful villages, and crowded resorts for spectacular landscapes rich in history, culture and nature. The Costa Blanca isn't just a beach destination – it's the gateway to some of Spain's most beautiful inland scenery. Escape to the Mountains from Benidorm Few places are more closely associated with beach holidays than Benidorm, yet just a short drive inland reveals a completely different world. The road win...