Where rents are rising fastest in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (2024)

Across the city, rents rose 5.3% between 2023 and 2024. Isleta-Puerto-Guanarteme rose the most (+7.0%); Ciudad Alta rose the least (+5.0%).

Rising fastest

District20232024Change
Isleta-Puerto-Guanarteme€9.64€10.31+7.0%
Vegueta, Cono Sur y Tafira€6.16€6.58+6.8%
Centro€7.62€8.04+5.5%
Tamaraceite-San Lorenzo-Tenoya€6.25€6.57+5.1%
Ciudad Alta€7.04€7.39+5.0%

Cooling: smallest rises and falls

District20232024Change
Ciudad Alta€7.04€7.39+5.0%
Tamaraceite-San Lorenzo-Tenoya€6.25€6.57+5.1%
Centro€7.62€8.04+5.5%
Vegueta, Cono Sur y Tafira€6.16€6.58+6.8%
Isleta-Puerto-Guanarteme€9.64€10.31+7.0%

All areas

#District20242023–2024Since 2020
1Isleta-Puerto-Guanarteme€10.31+7.0%+20.3%
2Vegueta, Cono Sur y Tafira€6.58+6.8%+20.1%
3Centro€8.04+5.5%+17.7%
4Tamaraceite-San Lorenzo-Tenoya€6.57+5.1%+16.7%
5Ciudad Alta€7.39+5.0%+17.9%

Year-on-year change of the official median or average rent per m² for new leases in each area. Small areas move more from year to year; areas with very few leases are left out. Source: Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana – SERPAVI (datos tributarios).