What this covers
The Costa Blanca lives on visitors, and the buildings that serve them get tired: apartment blocks, small hotels, restaurants, sea-front units and the villas around them. Our Spanish companies take on that construction work, and we develop our own sites. This is a construction and development page.
What we do
- Look at a plot or a building and tell you what it would take, and what it would cost, to bring it back.
- Run the design and the licence application through a Spanish architect, with the technical architect certifying the build.
- Build through approved local contractors, with our own team on the interior and the finishing.
- Develop on our own account: at Villa Noruega in Altea Hills we own the plot and carry the design, the licence application, the build and the sale.
We tender for hotel and leisure work on the Costa Blanca. That is capability rather than a completed track record, and we will tell you which is which when you ask.
What we will not tell you
We will not quote you a return, a yield or a resale figure. For that, go to somebody who is.
We will not promise you holiday-let income either. Altea tightened its tourist rental licensing in 2026 and will not grant licences in some zones, so whether a particular property can be let to visitors depends on its address and the council’s position at the time. That is a question for a lawyer before it is a question for a builder.
Where to start
Tell us the address and what you want to do with it. We will come and look, and you will get a written view of the work and the cost.
See it built
Villa Noruega, Altea Hills — the four-bedroom villa we own, are building and are selling above the bay of Altea. Benidorm Private Villa — an interior fit-out for a London client.
Tell us about your project — send the drawings, or just the address if there are none yet, and we will come and look.
