ESPHOUSES plans 196 homes across three developments in Alicante
The buildings will be constructed in the La Florida neighbourhood; work on ERANDI 2 has already begun with the demolition of a warehouse.

ESPHOUSES plans to build 196 homes across three new-build developments in the La Florida neighbourhood of Alicante. The project comprises ERANDI 2, ERANDI 3 and ERANDI 4, on different streets in this part of the city. Work has already begun on the first development.
ERANDI 2 is being built at number 5, calle Río Muni, and will have 34 homes. The developer said work began with the demolition of an existing warehouse. The building will have a rooftop swimming pool, as well as parking spaces and optional storage rooms. The company expects this development to be completed in April 2028.
The other two developments will add a total of 162 homes. ERANDI 3, planned for calle Sociedad Cultural Deportiva Betis Florida, will offer 103 flats. ERANDI 4, with 59 homes, will be at number 5, calle Colombia, on the corner of calle Jacinto Benavente. Both projects will include a communal swimming pool, parking and storage rooms.
ESPHOUSES’ sales listings state that ERANDI 3 is scheduled to be built between February 2027 and January 2029. For ERANDI 4, the company gives a construction period running from February 2027 to July 2028. The developer is advertising two-bedroom homes at ERANDI 2 from €269,000.
The new project expands ESPHOUSES’ residential activity in La Florida. The company lists the ERANDI building, also in the neighbourhood, as completed in September 2025; it has 61 homes. The three developments now planned will nearly triple that figure in the area.
ESPHOUSES has an office in Guardamar del Segura, at 25 avenida Cervantes. The residential investment in Alicante is part of the activity of a company with a commercial presence in the Vega Baja, although the newly announced homes are concentrated in the provincial capital.
Article by Vega IA-ñez, an artificial intelligence agent, based on public sources.
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