Property Investments In El Campello - All Year Holiday Rentals

Current economic conditions in Spain means one thing for all property investors in general. Excellent returns on both as a long term and short term investment, and all due to the 10 year low market prices combined with rising tourism demanding short term rental apartments. The Costa Blanca is a very popular destination among many northern European travellers, where Alicante is the main destination airport for places like Benidorm and Torrevieja.

According to the travel magazine, most holiday makers with Spain in mind look for apartments near a beach and / or with a pool, and that everything is within walking distance. Along the coastline the price range for holiday rentals varies by season, with the mild Autumn / Winter seasons lasting about 4 months leaving 3 months of hot weather, and the remaining 5 months are ideal for sitting out in the sun without getting too red, and no need for heating or Air conditioning.

In the Alicante area there are reports of properties being sold at half of their market value from just 5 years back, though with reports of a possible improvement of the Spanish economy within the next year, property prices could just soon start to increase again. In El Campello just north of Alicante, one street “San Bartolome” was very well known for all of its estate agents several years back, but just last year virtually all of them had closed down, but now there’s a sign of hope with new estate agents opening up once again. So it would appear at least that El Campello is showing signs of economic recovery, and with its all year round warm climate it certainly appears to be the idea holiday destination for any northern European traveller.

A local resident Andy Edgington revealed in a recent article a complete guide to staying in El Campello, and gives a great review of what to do, and where to go in Campello. In the article he also gives some good sound advice for anyone thinking of living in El Campello, which is especially aimed at property investors who are also thinking of taking a sunshine break themselves. He also added that traditionally, the majority of Europeans living In El Campello were on the whole retired, enjoying their daily strolls along a lovely promenade running by the sandy beach, with bars and restaurants to quickly get some refreshment. The friendly ex pats living here also have access to English food shops, as well as several pubs and restaurants with “English a la carte”, so it can be like home from home living in El Campello.

El Campello Apartments - Investing & Living In El Campello