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Why celebrities are flocking to the Costa Blanca’s very own ‘Golden Mile’
AN ALICANTE real estate agent believes Jávea is Costa Blanca´s Golden Mile, and the hotspot where celebrities are flocking to live.
InmoVillas Jávea CEO Paloma Algaba told El Español that celebrities, athletes and wealthy individuals are finding the sun, privacy and luxury they seek in Jávea.
“Jávea is much more exclusive than other nearby towns such as Dénia or Moraira,” the real estate agent with almost 30 years of experience said.
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Spanish celebrities such as Pablo Motos, Javier Cámara, and Matías Prats own homes on the coast. Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos often visit and Matt Damon has even spent a holiday in Jávea.
“Celebrities look for privacy so they can enjoy their privacy without fear of being caught. Large properties, well-located, and with sea views,” Algaba said.
But if you want to invest in the Golden Mile, you have to fork out around €400,000 minimum for an apartment, with beachfront houses selling for between 2 and 5 million euros.
“Now, for €300,000, I don’t even have apartments to offer you. Sometimes clients come in saying they’re looking for something with a budget of €200,000, and I’m almost embarrassed to tell them that doesn’t exist anymore,” Algaba told El Español.
“We sold a house to an American via video call for €2.5 million.”
The town has connections to Alicante and Valencia airports, international schools, and an exclusive Yacht Club at the port.
International investors from Poland, Russia, Ukraine and the Netherlands have been buying up property. Many will purchase homes in need of renovation, modernise them and then sell them for double the original price.
Algaba says you can also get a beachfront home – which would cost you between seven and eight million euros in the Balearic Islands – for three or four million.
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Woman stabbed to death during mass street fight involving Bulgarian rivals in Alicante area
A MASS brawl in a Villena street resulted in a woman being fatally stabbed with a knife.
Three men aged 23, 40 and 43, and an 18-year-old woman have been arrested by the Guardia Civil.
The melee allegedly between two groups of Bulgarians occurred on Calle Lepanto at around 12.30am on Wednesday.
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The 23-year-old man has been charged with murdering the woman, 42, while the others are accused of causing injuries.
The victim and two wounded men were taken to Elda General Hospital where the woman died.
Residents reported a female shouting for help and for somebody to call the police.
Earlier on, the Villena Policia Local were told about two groups of ‘East Europeans’ throwing tables and chairs at each other at a bar on Avenida de la Constitucion.
A MURCIA-BASED gang supplying fuel and assistance to migrant boats travelling between North Africa and Eastern Spain has been detained by the Guardia Civil.
Seven people have been arrested and two others are still being investigated.
Boats would make perilous sea crossings with landings in Almeria and Alicante provinces as well as the Murcia region.
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The Guardia raided a property in Aguilas where they seized over 2,000 litres of gasoline that had been poured into cans.
Canisters were filled up at service stations and then transferred to pre-arranged refuelling points.
Five boats were impounded along with five cars, eight mobile phones, and three satellite phones.
The criminals took petrol both by land and sea to the illegal taxis along with any other assistance the network required.
That included all kinds of supplies and spare parts for the the boats as well as providing access to land vehicles.
The Guardia Civil pointed out that all of the vessels were unsafe with migrants paying thousands of euros each to make a journey.
The Aguilas detainees have been charged with aiding illegal immigration, transporting and storing dangerous material, and belonging to a criminal gang.
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