Costa de Valencia

New-build in Valencia (Ciudad)

Buying in Valencia means Spain’s third-largest city: the City of Arts and Sciences, the historic Carmen quarter, Malvarrosa beach and a reputation as one of Europe’s most liveable cities. Among 4 new-builds you will find suburban villas and urban homes.

The selection holds 4 listings: priced €341,000–€1,341,000, €3,625–€4,415/m², yield 4.1–6.2%. Mostly villas · townhouses.

Valencia blends an urban economy with the sea: demand comes from students, professionals and a growing digital-nomad influx, so yields up to 6.2% barely depend on the tourist season.

From
€341,000
To
€1,341,000
Price per m²
€3,625–€4,415
Listings
4

Valencia (Ciudad) districts

Valencia blends history and modernity: the old Ciutat Vella (Carmen, cathedral) is the most touristy; Ruzafa is the trendy district of bars and galleries; Eixample is solid residential; and new quarters run along the former Turia riverbed and the City of Arts and Sciences. Malvarrosa beach and Cabanyal sit by the sea.

Infrastructure and beaches

An international airport, a metro, a port, the City of Arts and Sciences, the Turia park (9 km of greenery in a former riverbed), universities and a growing IT sector make Valencia a full city with a year-round economy.

Who this town suits

Valencia city suits the investor who needs steady, non-summer-dependent rental: demand comes from students, professionals and digital nomads, with the sea within the city.

Rental seasonality

Almost no seasonality: students and professionals sustain long-term letting year-round, while the centre and beach add short-term tourist demand in summer.

Valencia (Ciudad) map: infrastructure and listings

Real OpenStreetMap data: 60 schools, 60 supermarkets and 60 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 Valencia (Ciudad)

Average price per m² by property type, Valencia (Ciudad)villas€4,020/m²townhouses€3,821/m²apartments€3,705/m²
Average price per m² by property type, Valencia (Ciudad)

updated 2026-07-09

New-builds in Valencia (Ciudad)

4 developments

Villa in Valencia (Ciudad)Under construction · 2026 Q26.2% yield
Altos Homes
📍 Valencia (Ciudad), Costa de Valencia
🛏 4🛁 3📐 221 m²Villa
€976,000 · €4,415/m²
Townhouse in Valencia (Ciudad)Off-plan · 2026 Q45.4% yield
Botanic Homes
📍 Valencia (Ciudad), Costa de Valencia
🛏 3🛁 3📐 158 m²Townhouse
€604,000 · €3,821/m²
Apartment in Valencia (Ciudad)Off-plan · 2026 Q45.2% yield
Marea Village
📍 Valencia (Ciudad), Costa de Valencia
🛏 2🛁 2📐 92 m²Apartment
€341,000 · €3,705/m²
Villa in Valencia (Ciudad)Off-plan · 2027 Q24.1% yield
Vista Hills
📍 Valencia (Ciudad), Costa de Valencia
🛏 5🛁 4📐 370 m²Villa
€1,341,000 · €3,625/m²

Frequently asked questions

How much does an apartment in Valencia cost?

The selection has 4 new-builds from €341,000 to €1,341,000, with €/m² of €3,625–€4,415. Valencia is cheaper than Madrid and Barcelona for comparable quality of life.

Why is Valencia good for investment?

Yield reaches 6.2%. It is a real city with universities, a port and an IT sector, so long-term rentals are steady and not summer-dependent.

Long-term or tourist letting in Valencia?

Both work: the centre and Malvarrosa beach suit short-term letting, while districts near the universities and business centre favour steady long-term rentals.

Which Valencia district should I choose for letting?

Ruzafa and Ciutat Vella for short-term and tourist letting; Eixample and areas near the universities for steady long-term; Cabanyal and Malvarrosa by the beach.

Does Valencia have a beach?

Yes: the Malvarrosa and Cabanyal city beaches are within the city itself, rare for a major business hub and a plus for rental liquidity.

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See also

All of ValenciaInvesting in SpainRental yield by areaTaxes & mortgage guideBuying as a non-resident