Costa Blanca

New-build in Benidorm

Buying in Benidorm is a bet on Spain’s only mini-Manhattan: high-rises beside two beaches, year-round tourism and the highest holidaymaker density on the coast. Among 5 new-builds you will find apartments, penthouses and villas on the outskirts.

The selection holds 5 listings: priced €452,000–€919,000, €3,429–€4,823/m², yield 4.1–6.7%. Mostly apartments · townhouses.

Benidorm is a rental-demand machine: the town draws tourists in winter and summer, so short lets barely sit empty and yields hold at 4.1–6.7%.

From
€452,000
To
€919,000
Price per m²
€3,429–€4,823
Listings
5

Benidorm districts

Benidorm splits into two beach districts: Playa de Levante — lively, nightlife-heavy, high-rise and bars; Playa de Poniente — calmer and family-oriented with a new promenade. The old town between them keeps narrow streets, while Rincón de Loix is full of rental apartments.

Infrastructure and beaches

Two long beaches, theme parks (Terra Mítica, Aqualandia), a dense network of year-round restaurants and hotels, and the TRAM tram to Alicante. Alicante airport is about 50 minutes.

Who this town suits

Benidorm suits the investor who wants maximum-occupancy short lets: the town hosts tourists in winter too, so compact view apartments barely sit empty.

Rental seasonality

A rare case of year-round occupancy in Spain: a mild winter and entertainment infrastructure sustain the flow in cold months too, so returns are steadier than at purely summer resorts.

Benidorm map: infrastructure and listings

Real OpenStreetMap data: 25 schools, 60 supermarkets and 16 health facilities nearby — plus our new-builds with prices.

Infrastructure is real data © OpenStreetMap. Listing pin locations are approximate — ask a specialist for exact addresses.

Price €/m² by property type in Benidorm

Average price per m² by property type, Benidormapartments€4,249/m²villas€4,084/m²penthouses€3,735/m²townhouses€3,429/m²
Average price per m² by property type, Benidorm

updated 2026-07-09

New-builds in Benidorm

5 developments

Townhouse in BenidormOff-plan · 2027 Q46.7% yield
Serena Sky
📍 Benidorm, Costa Blanca
🛏 3🛁 3📐 173 m²Townhouse
€593,000 · €3,429/m²
Villa in BenidormKey-ready · Completed6.7% yield
Puerto Living
📍 Benidorm, Costa Blanca
🛏 4🛁 3📐 225 m²Villa
€919,000 · €4,084/m²
Apartment in BenidormOff-plan · 2027 Q25.1% yield
Botanic Terraces
📍 Benidorm, Costa Blanca
🛏 3🛁 2📐 113 m²Apartment
€545,000 · €4,823/m²
Penthouse in BenidormOff-plan · 2027 Q24.7% yield
Horizon Marina
📍 Benidorm, Costa Blanca
🛏 3🛁 2📐 169 m²Penthouse
€631,000 · €3,735/m²
Apartment in BenidormKey-ready · Completed4.1% yield
Terra Suites
📍 Benidorm, Costa Blanca
🛏 3🛁 2📐 123 m²Apartment
€452,000 · €3,674/m²

Frequently asked questions

Why is Benidorm so good for renting?

Benidorm is the coast’s most touristic town with year-round occupancy. It has 5 new-builds from €452,000 to €919,000, with yields holding at 4.1–6.7%.

How much does an apartment in Benidorm cost?

Entry runs from €452,000 to €919,000. The high-rise format means plenty of compact sea-view apartments that are easy to let nightly.

Isn’t Benidorm a dated resort?

On the contrary — it is one of few Spanish resorts with genuine year-round occupancy, thanks to mild winters and strong entertainment infrastructure, which keeps rentals steady.

Levante or Poniente — which Benidorm beach should I choose?

Levante is lively and nightlife-led, most liquid for short-term tourist letting; Poniente is quieter and more family-oriented with a new promenade and a calmer crowd.

Is Benidorm really busy all year?

Yes — it is one of few Spanish resorts with real winter occupancy thanks to a mild climate and entertainment infrastructure, which makes letting especially steady.

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