New homes in Benidorm winning over Dutch, Belgian and Polish buyers

New homes in Benidorm winning over Dutch, Belgian and Polish buyers

Benidorm is consolidating its status as a top Mediterranean residential destination, particularly among middle-aged European buyers. According to data from Taylor Wimpey Spain, 50% of homes sold in the area, especially in developments like Breeze in Balcón de Finestrat, are purchased by people aged 45 to 59, mainly from Holland, Poland, Belgium and Spain. This development can be found on idealista for €435,000.

This profile – mainly married men with purchasing power and a long-term outlook – aims to settle in the area beyond the holiday season. By nationality, 16.9% are Dutch, 12.7% Polish, 11.3% Spanish, and 9.9% Belgian. “It’s no longer just about summer holidays; many want to live here for much of the year or even make it their permanent home,” explains the Sales and Marketing Director of Taylor Wimpey Spain

Breeze: sustainability, sea views and year-round comfort

The Breeze residential development, now in its second phase of sales, meets this growing demand. Situated in a quiet, well-connected location just minutes from Benidorm’s beaches, the Puig Campana golf course and key amenities, the project offers homes with an A energy rating, spacious terraces, plenty of natural light and landscaped communal areas.

Completion is scheduled between October 2025 and February 2026, with the homes designed for sustainability, thermal efficiency and practicality. “Energy efficiency is no longer just a financial benefit but a vital aspect of a more conscious, eco-friendly lifestyle,” stresses Taylor Wimpey España.

Key factors: quality of life and sustainability

Beyond the climate and proximity to the sea, buyers also value accessibility, safety, quality healthcare and urban adaptations for the elderly or those with reduced mobility. These factors have made Balcón de Finestrat one of the most appealing areas for those seeking to settle permanently or semi-permanently in Spain.

Excellent connectivity with the rest of Europe, via Alicante-Elche Airport and Villena AVE station, further enhances its attractiveness. Moreover, the area benefits from orderly urban development, where residential growth coexists with the preservation of the natural environment. “Today’s international buyer looks for well-being, natural light, security and a well-maintained setting in which to live peacefully,” concludes Taylor Wimpey España. “Developments like Breeze are precisely designed to meet these needs.”