Why are more Americans moving to Valencia in 2025?

Valencia, Spain's vibrant coastal gem, has quietly become the hottest destination for American expats in 2025. While Barcelona grabs headlines and Madrid dominates business news, Valencia offers something increasingly rare: authentic Mediterranean living without the tourist crowds or sky-high prices.

With 42% of American workers now working remotely, location independence isn't just possible—it's the new normal. Valencia has positioned itself perfectly to capture this trend, offering stunning apartments in the historic center for €800-1,200 per month while Americans face housing costs that consume 30-40% of their income back home.

"I'm not just saving money," says Sarah Martinez, a tech consultant who moved from Austin, "I'm living better." She pays €950 for a two-bedroom apartment near the City of Arts and Sciences—the same space would cost $3,500+ in Austin.

But Valencia offers more than affordability. With 300+ sunny days annually, world-class healthcare ranked 7th globally, and a thriving innovation hub status, it's delivering the complete package American expats are seeking...