21 October 2026

Urban Indicators

2026 Edition

Main results

  • Calvià recorded the highest average purchase home price in 2025: EUR 981,485. In turn, Puertollano had the lowest average: EUR 57,698.
  • Pozuelo de Alarcón recorded the highest average monthly expenditure on rent for one’s primary residence in 2024 with EUR 1,499. While Lalín had the lowest, with EUR 330.
  • Of the 100 neighbourhoods with the highest monthly expenditure on renting a primary residence, 94 were in Madrid and Barcelona.
  • The El Viso neighbourhood in Madrid recorded the highest average annual net income per inhabitant in 2024 (EUR 49,654). The Los Pajaritos y Amate area in Seville recorded the lowest figure, at EUR 7,688.
  • El Barri Gòtic in Barcelona recorded in 2025 the highest percentage of foreign population (66.9%). Santa Isabel in Córdoba recorded the lowest (1.1%).

This edition expands upon the section of indicators on housing prices, incorporating information from 2010 for all available regional areas, down to the level of administrative districts or neighbourhoods.

The methodology for the indicators on expenditure on the rent of the primary residence is also updated. Specifically, the data for previous years have been recalculated to include, in addition to dwellings, properties incorporating other associated uses, such as garages or storage rooms, with only those linked to economic or commercial activities being excluded. These indicators do not include information for País Vasco or Comunidad Foral de Navarra, due to a lack of available data for these autonomous communities.

Home purchase price

Of the 432 municipalities with over 20,000 inhabitants considered in the Urban Indicators project, the three with the highest average home purchase and sale prices in 2025 were Calvià (EUR 981,485), Pozuelo de Alarcón (EUR 907,270) and Santa Eulària des Riu (EUR 888,800).

In contrast, the three with the lowest average prices were Puertollano (EUR 57,698), Mieres (EUR 61,233) and Langreo (EUR 62,838).

Municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants by average home price. Year 2025

Euros

Compared with 2013, the year taken as a reference due to the low levels reached by home prices after the real estate crisis, the largest increases in the average sale price were recorded in Tías (180.6%), Marratxí (179.6%) and Torremolinos (176.5%).

In contrast, the largest declines compared with 2013 were recorded in Puertollano (-40.2%), Crevillent (-29.3%), and Mieres (-19.5%).

Regarding the average price per square metre, at a more detailed territorial level among cities with over 250,000 inhabitants, Madrid accounted for the 14 neighbourhoods with the highest prices. The highest were recorded in Recoletos (EUR 10,952 per square metre), Castellana (EUR 9,624) and Almagro (EUR 9,438).

On the other hand, the lowest average prices per square metre were recorded in Murcia, in zone 6-A –which mostly includes the district of Cañadas de San Pedro–, at EUR 783 per square metre. The other two were in Córdoba, in El Higuerón–Majaneque–Alameda del Obispo (813) and Alcolea (832).

Administrative districts or neighbourhoods by average home price per square metre. Year 2025

Euros/m2

Expenditure on rent for the primary residence

The three municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants that had the highest average monthly expenditure on rent for their main residence in 2024 were Pozuelo de Alarcón (EUR 1,499), Boadilla del Monte (EUR 1,478), and Sant Just Desvern (EUR 1,276).

In contrast, Lalín (EUR 330), Priego de Córdoba (EUR 334) and Écija (EUR 339) recorded the lowest average monthly expenditure on rent.

Municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants by average monthly rental expenditure. Year 2024

Euros

Among the cities with over 250,000 inhabitants, Madrid and Barcelona had 94 of the 100 neighbourhoods with the highest average monthly expenditure on rent. The highest average was recorded in Recoletos (EUR 2,037), Pedralbes and Piovera (both EUR 2,002).

On the other hand, the lowest monthly rent prices were recorded in Murcia’s zone 6-A (which mostly includes the district of Cañadas de San Pedro), with EUR 425; Córdoba’s Sector Sur (EUR 430); and Valladolid’s Pajarillos Bajos (EUR 434).

Administrative districts or neighbourhoods by average monthly rental expenditure. Year 2024

Euros

Average annual net income per inhabitant

The neighbourhoods with the highest average annual net income per inhabitant in cities with over 250,000 inhabitants in 2024 were El Viso (EUR 49,654), Recoletos (EUR 46,207) and Piovera (EUR 45,051), all three in Madrid.

As for the lowest incomes, they were located in Sevilla --zone 4-E (the Los Pajaritos and Amate neighbourhoods of the Cerro-Amate district), with 7,688 euros, and zone 5-A (Polígono Sur neighbourhood of the Sur district), with 7,941 euros-- and zone 4-A in Alicante/Alacant (which mostly includes the Juan XXIII neighbourhood), with 8,065 euros.

Administrative districts or neighbourhoods according to average annual net income per inhabitant. Year 2024

Euros

Median age

The municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants with the highest median age of their population in 2025 were Mieres (58.1 years), Avilés and Langreo (both 54.7). In contrast, the municipalities with the lowest median age were Melilla (33.4 years), Salt (36.1) and Níjar (36.4).

Municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants by median age. Year 2025

Years

Proportion of foreigners with respect to the total population

Seven of the 15 neighbourhoods with the highest percentage of foreigners in cities with more than 250,000 inhabitants in 2025 were in Barcelona. Meanwhile, 12 of the 15 neighbourhoods with the lowest percentage of foreigners were in Cordoba.

The neighbourhoods with the highest percentages were El Barri Gòtic (66.9%), El Raval Nord and El Raval Sud (both at 52.0%), all three in Barcelona.

On the other hand, Santa Isabel (1.1%), Cañero-Parque Fidiana (1.3%) and El Higuerón-Majaneque-Alameda del Obispo (1.5%) were the neighbourhoods or administrative districts with the lowest percentage of foreigners, all in Cordoba.

Administrative districts or neighbourhoods by proportion of foreigners vs total population. Year 2025

Percentages

Criminal offences

The municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants that recorded the highest rate of criminal offences in 2024 were El Prat de Llobregat (225.1 per thousand inhabitants), Adeje (126.0) and Salou (120.9). At the opposite end, the lowest rates were observed in Olesa de Montserrat (17.6 offences per thousand inhabitants), Icod de los Vinos (18.2) and Castellar del Vallès (18.8).

Municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants by rate of criminal offences. Year 2024

Rates per thousand inhabitants

Data revisions and updates

The data published today are final. All results of this operation are available on INEbase.

Methodological note

The Urban Indicators publications derives from the European Urban Audit Project which collects information on living conditions in European Union cities and candidate countries. This is a project launched in the late 1990s by the Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy (DG REGIO), coordinated by Eurostat and developed by the Statistical Offices of the participating States.

Its objective is to compile, estimate and publish comparable statistical data of a socio-economic nature with the purpose of understanding and measuring living standards in a certain number of territorial areas related to the urban environment.

Type of operation:
Continuous annual survey. Data is collected from many different sources, mainly administrative data, and some indicators are built specifically for this statistic.
Geographical scope:
Data is offered for a selection of 126 cities, 9 conurbations, 70 functional areas around the main cities, as well as for the neighbourhoods of the 17 cities with more than 250,000 inhabitants.

A selection of indicators is also offered for all 423 municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants. Since these indicators come mainly from administrative sources, they can be obtained for all of these municipalities.

More information on the methodology and the standardised methodological report.

INE statistics are produced in accordance with the Code of Good Practice for European Statistics. More information on Quality at INE and Code of Best Practices.

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