median 7.8 yearsyears of household income to pay for the home (€33,732/year)
+1.3%Rent trajectory
0 = flataverage annual growth of the municipal rent index (INE)
8%Unemployment rate (approx.)
median 10%unemployed over unemployed + social security contributors (a proxy comparable across municipalities)
+4.0‰Net migration
median 11.9‰arrivals minus departures from abroad per 1,000 residents · a growing population sustains demand
Registered unemployment
SEPE · yearly average
−0.8% interanual
Average gross income
AEAT · annual tax return
+4.2% interanual
Registered population
INE · yearly population register
0.0% interanual
Net international migration
INE · immigration − emigration · yearly
+9.8% interanual
Recorded offences
Ministry of the Interior · cumulative
+79.8% interanual
Recorded offences (municipalities over 20,000 residents only, from 2024) are territorial context: they do not label an area “safe” or “unsafe”, nor do they measure tenant risk.
This is a shortlisting pass over the advert's data, not a due diligence report. Before deciding, check the points we cannot verify from here:
Possession: that it is vacant, with no squatters and no tenants on a live contract.
If it is let, the current rent, the type of contract and its expiry date.
The real state of repair and services (possible hidden renovation work) and a valid energy certificate.
The real service charge and, above all, whether any special levies are approved or pending: they appear in the minutes of the last owners' meetings.
The property's actual IBI: our figure is an estimate from the municipality's cadastral values, not the specific bill.
Charges, mortgages, seizures or easements in the Land Registry extract.
