Málaga among the most expensive provinces to live: rent takes 58% of salary
Rent in Málaga requires 58% of household income, the highest in Spain, with square metre prices exceeding €4,200.
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Adrián Fernández, 25, from Cártama, seeks €500,000 on GoFundMe for therapies and an adapted home. He has raised nearly €9,000.
Rent in Málaga requires 58% of household income, the highest in Spain, with square metre prices exceeding €4,200.
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