Property for rent in Spain

Almost all properties are subject to Property Tax (IBI), but who should pay it when renting, the owner or the tenant?

Rent prices in Spain continued to rise in September to €11.8/m2 per month, an increase of 9.3% year-on-year and 1% below the national record (August 2023).

Benidorm's residential skyscrapers are looking for tenants for their luxury flats. InTempo, Delfin and Sunset Waves are some of the residential buildings with properties for rent. And all of them are available on idealista. Generally speaking, their monthly rents are between €3,000 and €4,000.

When you decide to rent a property, the big question always arises: How can you protect yourself against possible non-payment or damage caused by the tenant? This is where tenant default insurance comes into play – a tool that protects landlords. But who pays for it, the tenant or the landlord?

Madrid and Barcelona provinces have the highest disposable incomes. With Tax Agency data corresponding to 2021 for personal income tax, Pozuelo de Alarcon is once again the wealthiest town in Spain, with €80,244. Matadepera (€69,511) and Boadilla del Monte (€63,007) follow at a distance.

When it comes to housing, the most common question is: should I buy or rent? But there is a halfway option that lets you enjoy the benefits of both.

Rents in London continue to break records and are already well above those recorded in the rest of the United Kingdom.

idealista/data's ranking for the second quarter of 2023 of the 100 most sought-after towns and cities in the rental market, compiled with statistics on rent and relative demand, once again classifies the most sought-after areas among idealista users looking for a rental property and the median price

Interest in renting a property from abroad soared in 2022 and is strengthening in 2023.

Holiday home rentals soared in many cities with the arrival of Airbnb more than a decade ago. It has now reached a point where it seems too difficult to regulate the sector, and no city has found the right 'formula'.

When we mention Valle del Jerte, you will probably think of the famous cherries and those blossoming trees that have become somewhat of a mecca for tourists from all over Spain, especially from Madrid, who visit this area in the north of Caceres to admire row upon row of cherry trees, peppered with

Article written by Eleonora Guardini, Sales & Marketing Director of Resa Every year, after the university entrance exam (EVAU), thousands of students in Spain have to start looking for what will be their new home for at least the next four years.

New York City voted last week to raise rent prices for more than one million homes under the umbrella of the Rent Stabilized programme, in which tenants are protected from huge increases and can renew their leases for one or two years.

Madrid and Andalusia are the autonomous regions that account for 53% of the holiday rental scams in Spain, according to data from the Ministry of the Interior.

The price of holiday rentals in Spain grew by 11% in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2022, according to data from the Spanish Statistics Institute (INE). This evolution reflects a higher tension in the market that is in line with the recovery of foreign tourism observed

For a rental in Spain to be as secure as possible, both for the landlord and the tenant, a Spanish rental contract must be drafted correctly and clauses must be added that protect the lease.

Rent to buy is an attractive alternative for those people who do not have access to the financing they need to buy a house. This option allows you to live in a home while paying rent and later decide whether to buy it.

Rent for a week in August on the beachfront is moderating the price increase for this summer and stands at an average of 1,055 euros per week, according to data from Tecnitasa, a valuation, consultancy and sustainability group.

As a landlord, renting a property without taking any precautions can lead to disaster. Defaulting tenants is one of the main problems affecting the Spanish rental sector. However, there are several ways that you can avoid them.

When it comes to Spanish long term rental contracts and Spanish rental contract law, what is reflected in the standard tenancy agreement is very important for legal purposes and can mean the difference between a successful tenancy and a problematic business.

At the end of May, 74% of holiday homes located less than 15 kilometres from a beach were already booked for August, while at this time last year, the forecast for August 2022 was 80%.

Spanish rental contracts will no longer be updated following the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in 2023 or 2024, as established in the new Spanish Housing Law.

The rental stock in Barcelona has plummeted by more than 50% during this term of office, which, together with the growing rental demand, has caused the average price to reach €18.6 per square metre per month, reaching the all-time high of January 2023, according to data from idealista, after increas

Tourist accommodation in Spain increased by 16.4% in the last year, with a total of 306,136 apartments, according to data up to last February publishedh by the Spanish Statistics Institute (INE). All these tourist apartments represent 1.21% of the total number of properties in Spain, whereas a year

Although many Spaniards believe that a law regulating the right to housing is needed, they also think that many rental properties could be withdrawn due to the new Housing Law (51%). On the other hand, some believe that the social and affordable rental market is less likely to be increased (44%).