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Whether to spend the summer holidays or to live near the beach, the rentals in coastal towns they have skyrocketed. More and more are the people who want to have breakfast looking at the sea. But not just anywhere, there are still favorite places to reside.
The Idealista real estate portal has published a ranking of the most demanded coastal towns to rent a home. Although it is true that in the 21 Spanish coastal provinces the capitals tend to have greater demand, it is also true that there are some municipalities that give the bell and are located above the capitals.
Coastal municipalities most in demand in the Region
As indicated in the report, there are nine municipalities on the Valencian coast that are the ones that bring together most of the queries on this portal. By provinces these are:
Castellón
Oropesa
Benicàssim
Peniscola
Valencia
Valencia
Gandia
Cullera
Alicante
Alicante
Torrevieja
Dénia
In the case of the province of Castelló, three localities exceed the demand for the capital itself, Castelló de la Plana. It is not surprising, among other reasons, because Peniscola It is one of the beautiful towns in Spain that has a great attraction among tourism.
The Spanish cities with the highest number of searches
Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga, Palma, Alicante or the three island capitals (Palma, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and Santa Cruz de Tenerife) are the most sought after municipalities in their respective provinces by those interested in finding a rental apartment. Behind them there are usually towns better known for being tourist areas such as Calvià (Mallorca), Gandia (Valencia), Torrevieja (Alicante), Marbella (Málaga), or San Bartolomé de Tirajana, with the beaches of Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés, in Gran Canaria.
But there are other provinces where the municipalities with the greatest interest for rent are directly tourist references, in some cases because their capital is not a coastal municipality such as Lloret de Mar (Girona), Cartagena (Murcia), Almuñécar (Granada) or Foz en Lugo.
But there are others like Oropesa de Mar (Castelló) or Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) that they do have a greater demand than their provincial capital.
In the north, large cities such as Vigo (Pontevedra), Gijón (Asturias) or Getxo (Vizcaya) take the top positions without being the capital of the province, along with the large coastal urban centers of A Coruña, Santander or San Sebastián.
The prices of the rents that are paid in these municipalities are very varied. Of the best known of the provincial capitals as San Sebastian and Barcelona, which are the most expensive capitals, with 14.5 euros / m2 / month, Palma (11 euros / m2 / month) o The Gran Canarian palms (9.9 euros / m2 / month), other locations appear such as Sanxenxo, where last June it closed with 20.5 euros / m2 / month, at maximum prices.
Among the highest prices outside the provincial capitals are also San Bartolomé de Tirajana, in the province of Las Palmas (13.6 euros / m2 / month), Calvià, in the Balearic Islands (13.2 euros / m2 / month) ; Platja d’Aro, in Girona (12.2 euros / m2 / month) or Matalascañas, in Huelva (11.8 euros / m2 / month).
On the contrary, among the cheapest municipalities in terms of rental prices of those that appear in the list are San Javier, in Murcia and Gandia in Valencia (both with 5.6 euros / m2 / month); Cartagena, also in Murcia (6 euros / m2 / month) or Roquetas de Mar, in Almería (6.4 euros / m2 / month).
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