Alicante · Moraira

Apartments for sale in Moraira

Discover 2 active apartments for sale in Moraira, Alicante. Rukawe Homes hand-picks every listing on the Costa Blanca, with two offices in Dénia and Calpe to guide you from first viewing to escritura.

Available apartments in Moraira

Frequently asked questions

What is the average price for an apartment in Moraira? +

The average price for an apartment in Moraira ranges from €4000 to €7000 per square meter, with premium options reaching up to €10000 per square meter. According to Rukawe Homes, the high-end neighbourhoods of El Portet and Pla del Mar tend to sit at the upper end of this price range.

Do I need an NIE number to buy an apartment in Moraira as a non-resident? +

Yes, as a non-resident buyer, you will need to obtain an NIE (Spanish tax ID) number to complete the purchase of an apartment in Moraira. The buying process typically takes around 2-3 months, during which time you will need to secure financing, conduct due diligence, and finalize the sale.

What taxes and closing costs can I expect to pay when buying an apartment in Moraira? +

As a buyer, 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, you will need to budget for notary, registry, and legal fees, which typically range from 2-3% combined.

Which neighbourhoods in Moraira are best suited for apartment buyers? +

Apartment buyers tend to prefer the neighbourhoods of El Portet, Pla del Mar, and La Sabatera, which offer a range of amenities and services within walking distance. These areas are also known for their picturesque views and tranquil atmosphere, making them ideal for those seeking a relaxed lifestyle.

What type of buyer is typically attracted to Moraira and what makes it distinct? +

Moraira tends to attract premium-end buyers seeking exclusivity and a high level of quality. The town's strict no-high-rise policy and picturesque horseshoe bay, El Portet, contribute to its distinct charm. Predominantly, Dutch, Belgian, German, and Swiss families are drawn to Moraira's unique blend of natural beauty and small-town atmosphere.