Málaga

Spain · 11 districts

Málaga's census districts run from the old town and the Soho arts quarter to the beaches of El Palo in the east, the university area of Teatinos and Churriana near the airport. Rents are the median of all leases declared to the Spanish tax office, old and new; Málaga has had some of the fastest rent rises in Spain.

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Rent €/m²
  1. 8.95–9.32
  2. 9.32–9.44
  3. 9.44–10.63
  4. 10.63–12.04
  5. 12.04–12.62

Median rent per m² of all declared leases. Hover a district for details, click to open it.

All districts

Sorted by median rent of all declared leases (2024).

DistrictRent €/m²
La Merced – San Felipe Neri12.62
Centro Histórico12.48
Ensanche Centro – Soho12.04
Lagunillas – La Victoria10.66
Málaga Este10.63
Carretera de Cádiz9.46
Churriana9.44
Ciudad Jardín9.42
Teatinos – Cruz de Humilladero – Campanillas9.32
Bailén-Miraflores – Palma-Palmilla – Puerto de la Torre9.15
El Perchel – Huelin8.95

Source: Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana – SERPAVI (datos tributarios)

Rent since 2020

The median rent in Málaga rose 27% between 2020 and 2024.

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Median monthly rent per m² of flats, all declared leases. Source: Spanish Ministry of Housing (SERPAVI, tax data).

Biggest rises since 2020

District20202024Change
Ensanche Centro – Soho9.2312.04+30%
Ciudad Jardín7.309.42+29%
Teatinos – Cruz de Humilladero – Campanillas7.259.32+29%
Bailén-Miraflores – Palma-Palmilla – Puerto de la Torre7.169.15+28%
El Perchel – Huelin7.038.95+27%

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