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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Diario Sur depicts Málaga's housing crisis: vulnerable mothers rejected, neighbours forced out, and owners facing unpaid rent. The capital and the Coast are among the most expensive areas.
Rent in Málaga requires 58% of household income, the highest in Spain, with square metre prices exceeding €4,200.
The average price of a room in Málaga reaches 450 euros, with demand increasing by 17%, prompting some students to consider giving up their place at UMA.
Torre del Mar offers the largest selection of rental apartments in Axarquía, ideal for families, retirees, and expatriates.
The Málaga City Council opens applications on July 13 for 202 protected rental homes in the University sector, with rents between €446 and €511.