Benidorm’s Dutch, Belgian, and Polish buyers seek adventure in Spain’s hot beach city

Benidorm’s Shift from Summer Spot to Year‑Round Expat Base

Recent data released by Taylor Wimpey España reveal that Benidorm is rapidly evolving from a seasonal holiday location into a permanent home for middle‑aged Europeans.

Key Findings from the Breeze Development

More than half of the sales in the Breeze project at Balcón de Finestrat are attributed to buyers aged 45–59 looking for long‑term stays.
The majority of these buyers come from the Netherlands (16.9 %), Poland (12.7 %), Belgium (9.9 %) and Spain (11.3 %).

Insight from Taylor Wimpey España’s Sales Director

“Benidorm is no longer just a summer holiday destination; many people are choosing to live here for much of the year or even bring it to become their permanent home,” said the Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey España.

The Breeze project: modern, sustainable living

Puig Campana: A New Coastal Lifestyle

Phase Two: Enhanced Living

Key Features

A‑rated energy efficiency for long‑term savings
Abundant natural light throughout
Stunning sea views from every angle
Spacious terraces for relaxation and entertaining

Completion Window

Construction is slated for completion between October 2025 and February 2026.

Location Highlights

Just minutes from:

Benidorm’s beaches
Puig Campana golf course
Alicante‑Elche airport

The area blends year‑round convenience with coastal charm, making it the ideal spot for modern, eco‑friendly living.

“Energy efficiency transcends mere financial gain; it is a cornerstone of a conscientious, sustainable lifestyle,” Taylor Wimpey España affirmed.

Why northern Europeans are choosing Benidorm

Buyers Are Seeking More Than Sunshine and Sea Views

Taylor Wimpey España reports that long‑term residents are prioritising advanced healthcare, accessibility and safety, as well as urban environments tailored for an ageing population and dependable public transport.