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Price jump for holiday flats: 1,500 euros for a week's holiday
Rental prices for holiday homes in popular coastal resorts in the province have risen by 6 to 12 per cent this summer. Particularly affected are the beaches of San Juan in Alicante and Levante in Benidorm, where a week's holiday in August costs around 1,500 euros.
If you are holidaying on the Costa Blanca this summer, you should plan to pay considerably more, as beaches such as San Juan and Levante in particular are seeing double-digit rent increases in some cases.
According to a recent report by the valuation company Tecnicasa, rents in the tourist hotspots of the Costa Blanca have become significantly more expensive. Travellers who have not yet booked accommodation will now have to dig deeper into their pockets.
Leader in rental prices
Growing popularity of Poniente – Poniente Beach is becoming more attractive every year. New construction projects have increased the number of available holiday apartments, which has led to a rise in demand and, consequently, prices.
Other expensive beach regions
Vega Baja and other popular destinations
In Vega Baja, Pilar de la Horadada and Torrevieja are the most expensive places. An 80-square-metre flat costs around £1,220 per week in Torre de la Horadada, while in Torrevieja, prices for a 70-square-metre flat range from £695 to £975.
Santa Pola, also a popular destination, has average rental prices of €1,190 per week for a 75-square-metre flat.
National price increase
Across Spain, rental prices have risen by an average of 9.95%. A week in August now costs an average of €1,160, compared to €1,055 last year. The most expensive regions, such as the Balearic Islands and Marbella, have prices above €3,000 per week, while the cheapest flats in the Valencian Community are available from €500 per week.
Source – informacion.es