Torrevieja, Alicante and Benidorm These are the three municipalities that account for most of the sales, notably 37%, that have been formalized in the province of Alicante since the beginning of the year. Transactions in this region increased by 128% during this periodproving the real estate market is in the good moment, thanks in large part to out-of-pocket demand during the covid crisis. It so happens that these three cities are also cities that concentrate a larger offering.
Data released this week by the College of Registrars has already shown that home sales in the province of Alicante hit their best in 15 years with more than 24,000 transactions. Now, a study by Housell, a company specializing in real estate services, offers interesting data on these operations.
According to the report, 17.14% of over 4,100 sales were formalized in Torrevieja; 13.52%, approximately 3,200 in Alicante; and in Benidorm that means 6.67%, or 1,600. about three municipalities with great tourism potential, which means they top the list of cities that focus the most on real estate offers. In this case, Alicante leads the ranking with 14.56%, followed by Torrevieja with 13.11% and Benidorm with 9.47%.
The study emphasizes that the increase in transactions was 128% compared to the same period of the previous year, and the offer also grew by 122.46% in this case. According to internal Housell data, Flats accounted for 54.29% of the total residences sold in the province so far this year.related to long-term stays, 25.71% are chalets and 8.57% are apartments, in this case vacation properties.
Looking at the entire stock of housing for sale, 55.10% corresponds to flats, 30.83% to Chalets and 5.34% to penthouses. The average price is 1,556 euros per square meter.According to idealistic data.
On the other hand, the sponsor Culmia has produced another report, in this case at the regional level, which states the following. Only 13.2% of Valencians under 35 managed to buy a house. The study reveals that almost 40% of Valencia Community citizens agree that they are currently considering a change of home and give priority to larger spaces in general, a patio or garden, or even enjoying a quieter environment. area.
This search for wider space mostly responds to the average profile of the current home buyer, with 63% having three or more members in the household, followed by couples at 29%. On the contrary, only 9% of people in the search process live alone. According to the data obtained, the people who shop the most in general are in the 36-45 age range, reaching 64%. The youngest show less interest in buying a home, 35.4% admit to researching and not buying, and only 13.2% have managed to close a transaction.