Moraira Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Moraira

Moraira sits on the Costa Blanca in Alicante province, where a coastal centre meets Mediterranean coves and nearby hills. The shoreline and elevated surroundings give this part of Spain a distinctive setting for houses, independent of short-term price movements.

In October 2026, the key signal for Moraira houses is a monthly pullback that has not erased the annual rise. The average sale price is €1,340,000, down 3.9% from the previous month but up 3.5% from a year earlier. That contrast matters more than either change alone: the latest reading is softer, while the annual comparison still places the average above its earlier level.

For investors, the tension is between that higher annual sale-price level and the income available against it. The stated rental yield is 3.33%, a useful reference point rather than evidence that returns are improving or deteriorating. The monthly fall does not establish a lasting shift in prices, just as the annual increase cannot predict what an individual house will sell for. Property-level costs and actual rental terms still matter when assessing a purchase.

October’s figures therefore call for a measured reading: recent price easing and annual growth coexist. Comparing a property’s price with the local average can help frame a decision, but that average is not a valuation of any particular house. The direction of the next move remains uncertain.