Fincas for sale in Costa Blanca

The average price for a finca in Costa Blanca ranges from €1800 to €6500 per square meter, with premium properties reaching the higher end of this range. According to Rukawe Homes, this price range reflects the region's diverse landscape and varying property types.

Yes, non-resident buyers need an NIE (Spanish tax ID) number to purchase a finca in Costa Blanca. The buying process typically takes 2-3 months, involving the signing of a reservation agreement, followed by the exchange of contracts, and finally, the completion of the sale at the notary's office.

When buying a finca in Costa Blanca, you can expect to pay 10% ITP (resale transfer tax) or 10% IVA (new-build VAT) plus 1.5% AJD (new-build stamp duty). Additionally, notary, registry, and legal fees combined will be around 2-3% of the purchase price.

Costa Blanca is a region rather than a specific neighbourhood, but finca buyers often look for properties in the Marina Alta and Vega Baja areas. These areas offer a range of finca options, from rustic to modern, and are popular among international buyers.

Costa Blanca is distinct due to its 200 km coastline, stretching from Pulpí to the Valencian border. The region attracts a high percentage of international buyers, with over 80% of transactions in Marina Alta involving non-Spanish buyers. This makes Costa Blanca Spain's most international real-estate region.