Modern holiday apartments with a shared pool on the Costa Blanca
Investments

Let your money work for you

Looking for a realistic return on your capital? We help you find homes on the Costa Blanca that make sense as an investment, with the numbers on the table before you buy.

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Do you have capital you want to put to work right away? A home on the Costa Blanca can deliver a solid return, as long as the purchase price, the location and the rental potential are right. We help you find properties that offer a realistic return, and we are honest when a property does not.

Since 2002More than twenty years of property transactions in the Vega Baja and on the Orihuela Costa.
Registered agentAPI member no. 992, RAICV 5781, member of GIPE and AIPP.
Local market knowledgeWe follow prices and rents in our area every week, street by street.
Net, not grossWe calculate the return after costs and taxes, not just the headline figure.
Your strategy

Three ways to invest

Option 1

Holiday rental

Strong demand from Northern Europe for much of the year. The highest gross return, but also the most management.

  • Location close to the beach, golf or amenities
  • Registration in the Valencian tourism register
  • Community rules must allow holiday rental
Option 2

Long-term rental

A steady monthly income with less turnover and less work. Popular with residents and people working in the region.

  • Stable occupancy throughout the year
  • Lower management costs
  • Tenancy under Spanish rental law
Option 3

Buy below value

Homes that need updating, or sellers who need to sell quickly. Your return comes from value growth on resale.

  • Purchase price below market value
  • Renovation budget calculated in advance
  • Realistic resale price and timing
Honest numbers

What makes a return realistic

A rental price alone says little. What counts is what remains after all costs. Before you make an offer, we go through these four items with you.

Purchase costsAs a rule of thumb, count on 10 to 13% on top of the purchase price for taxes, notary, land registry and legal fees.
Running costsIBI property tax, community fees, insurance, utilities and maintenance, all year round.
Taxes on rental incomeNon-residents pay Spanish income tax on rental income. Residents of the EU and EEA may deduct costs.
Occupancy and managementEmpty weeks, cleaning and key handling. With holiday rental these weigh heavily in the result.
Our approach: for every property on your shortlist we calculate the gross and the net return, so you compare homes on what they actually deliver.
How it works

From first conversation to keys

1

Intake

We discuss your budget, your goal and your investment horizon, and whether you also want to use the home yourself.

2

Selection

You receive a shortlist of suitable properties, each with a return calculation and our honest view of the location.

3

Purchase

We guide the purchase from offer to notary, with all legal checks, so your investment is on solid ground.

Investments

Tell us what you are looking for

Share your budget and your goal. We come back to you with a realistic selection. You do not commit to anything.

Buying in Spain

Read how a purchase in Spain works, step by step, from viewing to keys.

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Legal services

Checks, contracts and conveyancing in your language, also for investors.

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Returns are never guaranteed. This page contains general information and is not personal financial, legal or tax advice. Rules on rental and taxation can change; we always look at your specific situation.