Canary Islands

New-build in Adeje

Buying in Adeje is southern Tenerife, the island’s resort capital: Costa Adeje with five-star hotels, beaches and eternal summer at +22 °C year-round. Among 4 new-builds you will find townhouses, apartments and villas in gated resorts.

The selection holds 4 listings: priced €336,000–€1,162,000, €4,686–€6,073/m², yield 4.8–5.6%. Mostly townhouses · villas.

Adeje is about year-round resort letting: the Canaries have no low season, so yields of 4.8–5.6% hold steadily across all 12 months, not just summer.

From
€336,000
To
€1,162,000
Price per m²
€4,686–€6,073
Listings
4

Adeje districts

Costa Adeje in south-west Tenerife is the island’s most premium resort zone: La Caleta with boutique hotels, Playa del Duque with upscale residences, Fañabé and Torviscas with beachside apartments. The historic Adeje village sits higher in the hills.

Infrastructure and beaches

Black and imported golden-sand beaches, upscale hotels and restaurants, the Siam Park water park, the Plaza del Duque mall and proximity to Tenerife South airport (~20 minutes) make the zone thoroughly turnkey.

Who this town suits

Adeje suits the premium year-round holiday-let investor: eternal summer and a Northern-European flow give winter occupancy, while build quality supports a high ticket.

Rental seasonality

Almost no dead season: while the mainland empties in winter, Costa Adeje hosts Northern Europeans escaping the cold, so occupancy holds year-round.

Adeje map: infrastructure and listings

Real OpenStreetMap data: 17 schools, 60 supermarkets and 13 health facilities nearby — plus our new-builds with prices.

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Price €/m² by property type in Adeje

Average price per m² by property type, Adejetownhouses€5,396/m²apartments€4,875/m²villas€4,686/m²
Average price per m² by property type, Adeje

updated 2026-07-09

New-builds in Adeje

4 developments

Frequently asked questions

How much does property in Adeje cost?

Adeje has 4 new-builds from €336,000 to €1,162,000. There are many townhouses and apartments in the Costa Adeje resort urbanisations.

Why are the Canaries good for year-round letting?

Tenerife has no cold season — temperatures stay around +22 °C all year. So yields of 4.8–5.6% are steady even in winter, when the mainland empties.

How is Adeje different from other parts of Tenerife?

Adeje is the most premium resort south: five-star hotels, groomed beaches and strong infrastructure. That makes both letting and resale easier.

Which Costa Adeje area is the most prestigious?

Playa del Duque with upscale residences and La Caleta are the top of the market; Fañabé and Torviscas are more affordable and handy for beachside tourist letting.

Why is Costa Adeje busy in winter?

Tenerife’s eternal summer (+22 °C in winter) draws Northern Europeans in the cold months, so holiday letting barely sits empty year-round.

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