51.8% of Buyers in Alicante Are Foreign. That’s Not a Recommendation
Where the next-wave buyer is quietly moving
Foreign buyers now account for over half of transactions in Alicante and over 40% in Málaga, and when an international market share climbs that high, prices move ahead of fundamentals. This guide reads that saturation signal honestly, looking at what those percentages mean for value, lifestyle and long-term ownership, and shows why the next-wave buyer is already moving toward Murcia, where quality of life leads and the numbers still reward patience.
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