
Torrevieja is one of the liveliest towns on Spain's south-east coast: long promenades, sandy beaches like Playa del Cura and Los Locos, and the pink and blue salt lakes just behind the town. It is busy in summer, calm in winter, and has everything you need all year round, from supermarkets and hospitals to restaurants and weekly markets.
For buyers it offers real choice. You find compact apartments close to the sea, bungalows with shared pools in residential areas, and detached villas further out. Prices are often more accessible than many coastal towns further north, which makes Torrevieja popular both as a holiday home and as an investment.
We buy and invest here ourselves, so we tell you what we would tell a friend: which streets hold their value, which buildings need work, and what the full cost really is. Our local team handles the lawyer, NIE, bank account and notary with you, step by step and in writing, so buying from abroad feels simple and safe.
Market numbers
Torrevieja today
Median asking price
€4,296/m²
Listings in the calculation
122
Calculated from Xavia's current listings, updated 30 October 2026.
122 homes
Current listings
FAQ
Good to know
What do homes in Torrevieja typically cost?
It depends on size, distance to the beach and condition. The live market numbers on this page show the current median asking price per m² across our Torrevieja listings, updated from our own catalogue.
Should I buy new build or resale in Torrevieja?
Both. Torrevieja has modern new-build developments with warranties and payment plans, and established resale homes you can move into straight away, often in central streets. We show you both and explain the trade-offs plainly.
What are the buying costs in Spain?
On top of the price, plan for purchase tax, notary, land registry and lawyer fees. New builds carry 10% VAT plus stamp duty; resale homes carry regional transfer tax instead. We give you a written cost sheet for the exact home before you commit.
Can foreigners buy property in Torrevieja?
Yes. EU and non-EU buyers can buy property in Spain on the same terms as Spaniards. You need an NIE (foreigner identity number) and a Spanish bank account, which our local team helps you arrange.
How does Xavia Estate help?
We are owner-investors with our own money in this coast, and a local team on the ground. We shortlist homes honestly, arrange viewings, and handle the lawyer, NIE, Spanish bank account and notary with you, with every step and cost in writing.











