The Alicante province has become one of Europe’s most compelling property markets. While the Côte d’Azur and Lisbon have seen prices spiral, Costa Blanca maintains a rare combination: genuine Mediterranean lifestyle, mature infrastructure, and pricing that still makes sense.
Alicante averages 320 days of sunshine per year — more than anywhere else in mainland Europe. The Costa Blanca microclimate is consistently rated among the healthiest in the world by the WHO, with dry summers, mild winters, and sea breezes. For Baltic buyers accustomed to six months of grey, this is not a small thing.
Alicante-Elche Airport handles direct flights from Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn and every major Northern European hub. The journey from Riga to your terrace is under four hours. Healthcare is excellent — Hospital General Universitario de Alicante is a full-service university hospital with international patient units.
New-build villas in prime Costa Blanca locations — Campoamor, Guardamar, Torrevieja — are priced between €350,000 and €900,000. Comparable properties on the French Riviera start at €1.5 million. The gap is explained not by quality, but by the absence of the speculative premiums that have inflated other Mediterranean markets.
Spain has one of the most buyer-friendly property legal frameworks in Europe. The NIE process is straightforward, notarial conveyancing is transparent, and EU citizens face no ownership restrictions. For Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian buyers, the process is as clean as buying at home.
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