Cheapest areas to rent in Seville (2024): full ranking

Norte is the cheapest district to rent in Seville, at €7.37/m², 20% below the city average. At the other end, Casco Antiguo costs €10.71/m². Below is every district, cheapest first, with what a typical flat costs.

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The five cheapest, up close

1. Norte · €7.37/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €553

The northern district, mostly apartment estates such as Pino Montano, near the Alamillo park.

Good for: Families on a budget. Watch out for: Few metro links.

2. Este-Alcosa-Torreblanca · €7.55/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €566

A large eastern district with the modern Sevilla Este development, Alcosa and Torreblanca, popular with young families.

Good for: Newer flats with pools at moderate rents. Watch out for: Far from the centre; car useful.

3. Cerro-Amate · €8.09/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €607

A working-class district in the south-east, with apartment blocks, local shops and the large Parque Amate.

Good for: Low rents with metro links. Watch out for: Some areas less well kept.

4. Macarena · €8.67/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €650

North of the old walls around the Macarena basilica and the university hospital, with traditional streets near the walls and apartment blocks further north.

Good for: Near the centre at lower rents. Watch out for: Older buildings in places.

5. Bellavista-La Palmera · €8.77/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €658

A southern district along the elegant Avenida de La Palmera with villas, Real Betis's Benito Villamarín stadium and the residential Bellavista area.

Good for: Families wanting space. Watch out for: Match-day crowds near the stadium.

All areas, cheapest first

#DistrictRent €/m²2-bedroom (~75 m²)vs. average
1Norte€7.37≈ €553−20%
2Este-Alcosa-Torreblanca€7.55≈ €566−18%
3Cerro-Amate€8.09≈ €607−12%
4Macarena€8.67≈ €650−5%
5Bellavista-La Palmera€8.77≈ €658−4%
6San Pablo-Santa Justa€9.02≈ €677−2%
7Los Remedios€9.12≈ €684−1%
8Sur€9.61≈ €721+5%
9Triana€10.08≈ €756+10%
10Nervión€10.11≈ €758+10%
11Casco Antiguo€10.71≈ €803+17%

These are official figures for rents tenants actually pay. New listings usually ask more, especially in popular areas. Source: Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana – SERPAVI (datos tributarios) (2024).