Buy a house in Javea

Buy a house in Javea

Buying a house in Jávea is a big step, especially if you already know where your new home will be located. You want to know what's available, what it costs, where you can live, and how the buying process works.

In this overview you will find all the important information you need to quickly and easily become a homeowner in Javea (Valencia, officially Xàbia).

How much does a house in Jávea cost?

Prices in Jávea vary depending on the region, the type of property, and the view. In El Arenal, you'll find apartments starting from €250,000. In Montgó, villa prices start at €800,000 and rise to over €1.5 million. El Tosalet offers classic villas starting from €500,000. In La Granadella, luxury properties often start at over €1 million.

The real estate market remains stable and is experiencing slight growth thanks to continued demand from international buyers. Also view our other properties in Jávea (Xàbi):

The most popular neighborhoods

• Montgó: spacious villas, large plots, panoramic views.
• Arenal: Beach, boulevard, shops and restaurants within walking distance.
• El Tosalet: traditional, green and quiet, many families.
• La Granadella: nature reserve, exclusive villas, peace and quiet.

What makes Jávea so special?

The city is divided into three parts: the old harbor, the city center, and the beach. This area offers everything from a relaxing day at the beach to an innovative day in the city's bars. These three parts can be described as follows:

• The old harbor, also known as El Puerto, was once used for the grape and almond trade. Fishing boats and large yachts still dock here.
• City Center: Here you will find the largest local market in Spain, a beautiful old fortress and many museums.
• Beach: From water sports and a wide range of activities to a relaxing drink and a refreshing dip, you'll find it all here.

How does the buying process work in Javea?

First, contact us. We'll discuss the property together. Then we'll schedule a viewing and get started. If everything goes well, we'll proceed as follows:

1. The agent draws up a reservation contract and takes the property off the market in exchange for a deposit of 3,000 to 5,000 euros.
2. All necessary documents will be requested (including a simple invoice and a certificate of habitability ).
3. The lawyer will check the registration, permits, and ownership information. If any inaccuracies are found, the deposit will be refunded.
4. Apply for a Spanish National Identification Number (NIE) and open a Spanish bank account at the same time.
5. After the lawyer has given his approval, the date of the transfer is set.
6. You and the seller (or their representative) sign at the notary. The keys and payment are handed over, and the services are transferred immediately.
7. We are happy to assist you with additional support, such as administration, permits, rentals through our organization, insurance and tax advice.

Costs and taxes when buying a house in Jávea

An additional 10% to 15% is added to the purchase price. This includes property transfer tax (ITP) for existing homes and value-added tax (VAT) for new construction. Notary, lawyer, and registration fees, and sometimes translation costs, are also added. Water and electricity connections may also be required for new construction.

Curious about taxes in Spain? We're happy to help. With us, you can shop worry-free.

Invest and buy a holiday home in Jávea

Many people buy here as an investment. Demand for holiday homes is especially high in the summer. To rent them out, you need a tourist permit from the Alicante municipality. Without one, you risk a fine. With a permit, you can count on high occupancy rates and good rental income.

The nearest airport is Elche, making it an interesting rental location for foreigners.

Frequently Asked Questions about Buying a House in Jávea, Spain

What is the average price of a house in Jávea?

Between 350,000 and 750,000 euros, depending on the neighborhood and the type of property.

What additional costs are there?

Between 10% and 15% for taxes, notary, lawyer and registration.

Which neighborhoods are popular?

Montgó, Arenal, El Tosalet and La Granadella.

Do I need a real estate agent?

Yes, for reasons of legal certainty and legal advice.

Ready to buy a house in Javea?

The best homes often sell quickly. Contact us to view current properties and book a viewing today. We'll guide you from the first visit to the closing, so you can confidently find and buy your home in Jávea.