In July 2025, the Alicante real estate market set a new record: the average price per square meter reached €2,457. Over the month, prices increased by 0.9%, and compared to July last year, by 15.9%. These figures indicate ongoing growth in demand and activity in the region’s housing market.
By comparison, the average price per square meter across Spain was €2,471, which is 1.4% higher than in June and 14.7% more than a year ago. While Alicante still lags slightly behind the national level in absolute prices, its growth rate is noticeably higher than the country average.
The city’s districts show considerable price differences. The most expensive remains the Playa de San Juan-El Cabo district, where a square meter costs €3,466, up 17.5% from last year. In the city center, housing is valued on average at €3,203 per square meter, while in the Parque Avenidas-Vistahermosa area it is €2,539. All these neighborhoods are experiencing solid annual price increases of over 16%.
At the same time, more affordable neighborhoods have also seen significant price hikes. In Virgen del Remedio-Juan XXIII, the average price stands at €1,082 per square meter, 20.9% higher than last year. In the Los Ángeles-Tómbola-San Nicolás and Campoamor-Carolinas-Altozano areas, prices rose by 21.7% and 18.5% respectively, reaching €1,591 and €1,791 per square meter.
The San Blas-Pau district stands out in particular, with housing prices rising by 27% over the year. This is the highest growth rate among all city districts, reflecting the growing interest of buyers in this part of Alicante.
Although the most expensive neighborhoods remain out of reach for many, even traditionally budget-friendly areas are seeing prices increase faster than the national average. This indicates that demand for housing in Alicante remains high across all market segments.
Experts note that the current price trend is driven by limited supply, strong interest from foreign buyers, and continued economic growth in the region. As a result, Alicante is gradually closing the gap with national indicators and is becoming one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in Spain.
Thus, July 2025 set new records for the Alicante housing market. In both upscale and more affordable districts, property values continue to rise, making the issue of buying a home increasingly relevant for locals and investors alike.
