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Long term rentals on the Orihuela Costa

From Punta Prima to Campoamor, year-round rentals compete with holiday and winter lets. Knowing where to look and when is half the battle.

Updated September 2026 · General information, not legal or tax advice

Orihuela median asking rents, August 2026

BestYieldFinder data

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1 bedroom apartment~€650/month
2 bedroom apartment~€990/month
3 bedroom apartment~€1,200/month
All homes (median)~€950/month
Orihuela municipality; coastal listings dominate.

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How to win the flat

Have passport, NIE, income proof and deposit ready; view in person or by video call and commit quickly. Offer a longer term or references if you have them.

Contract basics

For a main home, you’re protected by the LAU: five-year minimum at your option, one month’s legal deposit, agency fees paid by the landlord. See renting in Spain: the rules.

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Questions

Long term rentals on the Orihuela Costa: common questions

How much is rent in Orihuela Costa?

Median asking rents across Orihuela in August 2026 were about €950 a month, with two-bed apartments around €990 on BestYieldFinder data.

Which part of Orihuela Costa is best for long term renting?

Playa Flamenca and Villamartin usually have the best mix of supply and services.

Is renting cheaper in Torrevieja than Orihuela Costa?

Generally yes, especially in central Torrevieja and Aguas Nuevas.

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