Dep. Legal A 42-2025 - ISSN 3015-1309
Costa Blanca North • No. 2111 • 18 - 24 Dec 2025
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Blanca boomtowns
THE Costa Blanca has emerged as one of the driving forces behind Spain’s latest population surge, reinforcing its position as one of the country’s most sought-after places to live. Spain added 508,602 new residents over the past 12 months, according to the National Statistics Institute, with growth concentrated firmly along the Mediterranean coast. At the forefront is the Comunitat Valenciana, which recorded the largest increase nationwide, adding 105,897 residents, a rise of 2 per cent. Within the region, the Costa Blanca stands out for both the scale and pace of its growth. Drawn by its warm cli-
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Costa Blanca cities dominate national rankings.
mate, high-quality services and strong transport links, families and professionals are continuing to relocate to the area. Its combination of relative affordability, established international communities and a well-connected coastline has strengthened its appeal as a destination for
long-term settlement rather than short stays. Three Costa Blanca cities lead Spain’s rankings for population growth. Torrevieja tops the national list, expanding by 4.92 per cent and welcoming 4,710 new residents. Its extensive residential areas and multicultural
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character continue to attract newcomers from across Europe as well as Spaniards moving from inland provinces. Gandia follows with growth of 3.63 per cent, while Benidorm records a 3.54 per cent rise, supported by redevelopment projects and sustained residential demand. Together, they underline the Costa Blanca’s growing demographic momentum.
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