The annual results reported by the region’s leading supporters highlight rapid progress across key markets. A renewed sales recovery emerged in the Alicante real estate sector after a slow period, and the latest performance data show a continuing trend of rising turnover across the entire portfolio.
Goldcar, a subsidiary of Aligrupo, the holding company created by the founders of Juan and Pedro Alcaraz after they exited the car rental business, posted a dramatic turnover increase reaching 46 million euros. The general manager noted this surge during a Friday briefing, underscoring a year that demonstrated strong momentum in the company’s operations.
Industry observers describe the results as excellent. The leadership attributes the growth to robust progress in sales across the most active developments, including Calpe II, Denia Beach, and Velázquez 23 in Madrid, as well as the overall alignment with the growth plan set out in 2018. The expansion spans the province of Alicante and the city of Madrid, reflecting a broad-based uplift in demand.
Moreover, the company has translated revenue gains into stronger bottom-line results. In particular, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization reached 12.2 million euros, showing nearly a threefold increase from the previous year, up 174 percent.
Projects
The previous year marked the completion of several promotional milestones, including Velázquez 23 in Madrid, San Juan Beach in Alicante, and Stages A and B of the Polop Heights project in Polop, Alicante. Current development includes Madrid’s Argüelles district, Francis of Ricci 13 in Benidorm, and the concluding phases of Polop Hills in Polop, Alicante.
Izquierdo reported that Velázquez 23 is currently 80 percent sold, San Juan Beach has reached full occupancy, and Polop Hills is progressing with 50 percent of its stages sold. Alibuilding invested 12.8 million euros in these projects in 2021, drawing entirely on its own equity.
Alibuilding is notable for advancing emblematic projects in high-potential locations, such as Benidorm Beach, a landmark residence with ambitious design, modern amenities, and exceptional connectivity to the Poniente coastal area. The offering includes premium apartments positioned on the upper floors with remarkable views and access to a strong telecommunications network.
Alibuilding’s portfolio features contemporary home automation elements, energy-efficient systems including smart glass, aerothermal heating and cooling, and cutting-edge connectivity installations.
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Daniel Torregrosa, CEO of Aligrupo, the parent company of Alibuilding, emphasized the group’s ability to respond to previously unmet market demands and highlighted Alibuilding’s strength in design, quality, and location as core drivers of project success.
Torregrosa presented the group’s consolidated results, noting that Aligrupo achieved a turnover of 52 million euros, supported largely by the backer company’s solid performance, which contributed 88 percent of total earnings. The remainder reflects investments in company equity and real estate initiatives. Aligrupo had reported a 23 million euro turnover in 2020.
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Our strength lies in adapting to the current economic moment, pursuing thoughtful diversification, and applying a cautious approach—values that guide growth-focused projects. The leadership stressed a disciplined stance toward risk and opportunity alike.
Future plans outline extensive development of new investments in economic initiatives that generate social value, create jobs, and enable CSR-driven actions in the community. The emphasis remains on sustainable growth that aligns with responsible business practices and tangible local impact.