According to the latest data from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE), 4,617 home purchase and sale transactions were completed in Alicante province in November 2025. That is 207 more than in the same month a year earlier, representing annual growth of 4.7%. However, the province’s dynamics remain weaker than Spain overall, where in November the number of home purchase and sale transactions increased by 7.8%.
Results for January–November 2025
From January to November 2025, 50,951 residential property purchase and sale transactions were registered in the province – 5.5% more than in the same period of 2024 (48,287). Over the same period, Spain as a whole saw the number of transactions rise year-on-year by 11.8%.
Alicante province accounts for 7.7% of all home purchase and sale transactions registered in Spain during the first eleven months of 2025. In the same period of 2024, this share was 8.2%. This means that the absolute number of transactions in Alicante is increasing, but the growth rate is lower than in other regions.
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Monthly dynamics
The month-by-month figures show how this cumulative result was formed:
- January 2025 – 4,693 transactions
- February – 4,656
- March – 4,664
- April – 4,167
- May – 5,054
- June – 4,356
- July – 5,056
- August – 3,675
- September – 4,854
- October – 5,159
- November – 4,617
Situation in the Valencian Community
Alicante’s dynamics are unfolding within the broader context of the autonomous community, where home sales have returned to positive indicators. In November, the Valencian Community registered 9,309 home purchase and sale transactions (1,839 new builds and 7,470 on the secondary market) – 8.6% more than in the same month a year earlier. However, compared with October 2025, overall activity in the region fell by 8.8%.
Foreign demand as a key factor
One of the structural features of Alicante’s market remains the high share of foreign buyers. According to Spain’s Association of Property Registrars, up to September 43.29% of home purchase and sale transactions in the province involved citizens of other countries – the highest figure in Spain and well above the national average (13.6%).
Among foreign buyers, Britons, Germans and Dutch lead the way, with strong activity also from the French and Italians. Nationwide, 57.6% of purchases made by foreigners are attributed to EU citizens, while 18.3% are attributed to citizens of other European countries.
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