Long-term rental prices surged by 13% in Spain in April -

Long-term rental prices surged by 13% in Spain in April –


In a concerning trend for renters, rental prices of residential properties in Spain surged by 13% in April compared to the same month last year, marking a 2% increase from March and hitting a historic high of 13€/m2 on average, according to data compiled by ‘Idealista’.

The real estate portal highlights that 41 cities in Spain experienced an increase in housing rental prices over the last month. The most notable was in Soria, where rents rose by 6.3%, followed by Huesca (3.9%), Jaén (3.3%), Vitoria (3%), and Valencia (2.8%).

Conversely, Badajoz witnessed the most significant decrease in rents over the past month (-1.6%), followed by Ourense (-1.2%), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (-0.9%), Pontevedra, and Toledo (-0.5% each).

Regional data reveals that rental prices have risen in 15 regions of Spain over the last month. The Balearic Islands had the biggest increase of 6.3%, followed by Cantabria (6.2%), the Canary Islands (2.6%), Valencia (2.5%), Andalusia, and Murcia (2.1% each).

Catalonia (1.9%), Castilla y León (1.8%), the Community of Madrid (1.8%), Galicia (1.7%), Euskadi (1.6%), Navarra (1.3%), Asturias (1.1%), Aragón (0.7%), and Castilla-La Mancha (0.5%) were all below the 2% increase mark.

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