Cheapest areas to rent in Zaragoza (2024): full ranking
Barrios rurales del oeste is the cheapest district to rent in Zaragoza, at €5.93/m², 23% below the city average. At the other end, Centro costs €8.56/m². Below is every district, cheapest first, with what a typical flat costs.
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The five cheapest, up close
1. Barrios rurales del oeste · €5.93/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €445
Villages along the Ebro to the west.
Good for: Lower rents. Watch out for: Car needed.
2. Barrios rurales del norte · €6.39/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €479
Villages and suburbs north of the Ebro.
Good for: Space and countryside. Watch out for: Car needed.
3. Actur – El Rabal – La Almozara · €7.29/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €547
North bank of the Ebro: the planned Actur, the old Rabal and the Expo site.
Good for: Families and tram. Watch out for: Large blocks.
4. Torrero – La Paz · €7.35/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €551
Southern district on the canal, from Torrero to newer Montecanal.
Good for: Families and quiet streets. Watch out for: Further from the centre.
5. Valdefierro – Miralbueno · €7.50/m² · 2-bedroom ≈ €563
Western suburbs with houses and newer estates.
Good for: Families and quiet streets. Watch out for: Further from the centre.
All areas, cheapest first
| # | District | Rent €/m² | vs. average |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Barrios rurales del oeste | €5.93 | −23% |
| 2 | Barrios rurales del norte | €6.39 | −17% |
| 3 | Actur – El Rabal – La Almozara | €7.29 | −6% |
| 4 | Torrero – La Paz | €7.35 | −5% |
| 5 | Valdefierro – Miralbueno | €7.50 | −3% |
| 6 | Oliver – La Almozara | €7.58 | −2% |
| 7 | Las Fuentes – La Cartuja | €7.66 | −1% |
| 8 | Delicias | €7.69 | ±0% |
| 9 | San José | €7.75 | ±0% |
| 10 | Universidad – Casablanca – Sur | €7.98 | +3% |
| 11 | Casco Histórico | €8.33 | +8% |
| 12 | Centro | €8.56 | +11% |
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).