Benissa sales price (Jul 2025): €3,721/m² (new all-time high)
Monthly growth: +0.2% | Annual growth: +11.8%
Data source: Idealista asking prices

From Aug 2022 (€2,833/m²) to Jul 2025 (€3,721/m²):
+31.3% increase in less than 3 years
Equivalent to a 9.8% CAGR (annualized growth)
Historical chart:
Using a simple linear regression trend:
Jul 2026 expected: ~€3,884/m²
+4.4% projected growth over the next 12 months
Forecast chart:
842 active listings in Benissa (houses + apartments) on Fotocasa
710 active listings of houses and flats for sale Idealista
Mostly resale properties, with limited new builds
Villas dominate the stock; apartments form a smaller segment
Long-term rentals in Benissa: ~€12/m² (example: 90 m² flat at €1,100/month)
Gross rental yield estimate: ~3.5–4% annually
Alicante province trend: rents up nearly 70% in 5 years (from ~€7 to ~€12.7/m²)
In nearby Benidorm, rents reach ~€17/m² for standard flats
| Municipality | €/m² | YoY % |
|---|---|---|
| Moraira | 4,268 | +11.0% |
| Jávea/Xàbia | 3,872 | +17.4% |
| Benissa | 3,721 | +11.8% |
| Calpe | 3,421 | +14.7% |
Comparison chart:

(From regional MLS, Costa Blanca Norte)
Villas: ~64% of sales | Avg price ~€2,087/m²
Apartments & Adjoined Units: ~13% each | Áticos ~€2,550/m²
Suggests Benissa’s market is structurally driven by higher-end villas
Foreign buyers account for ~45% of purchases in Alicante province
Dominant groups: UK, German, Belgian buyers
Confirms Benissa’s role as a second-home / lifestyle-driven market
Listings by micro-area:
Playa La Fustera: 121 listings
Playa Els Pinets: 112 listings
Cala L’Advocat: 85 listings
Montemar: 34 listings
Plus: Baladrar, Fanadix, Buenavista
Hot coastal zones (La Fustera, Baladrar): ~60–90 days
Town/inland (Fanadix, Benissa Pueblo): ~90–120 days
Luxury villas: can exceed 120 days if overpriced or niche
DOM chart suggestion: (Bar chart comparing average DOM for coastal vs inland vs luxury properties)
Spain average (Jul 2025): ~€2,237/m² (well below Benissa)
Alicante province growth: +7.8% annually
ECB policy and interest rates could moderate demand, though premium/luxury demand has proven resilient
Benissa’s real estate market continues to perform strongly, outpacing national averages and reinforcing its positioning as a luxury coastal destination. Over the past 3 years, prices have surged by more than 30%, supported by strong foreign demand and constrained supply.
Investors: Gross yields are modest but capital appreciation has been substantial.
Buyers: Competitive market with rising coastal premiums.
Outlook: Moderate growth expected in 2026 (+4–5%), though risks from macroeconomic tightening remain.