The rental market is shrinking by 16,600 homes this year due to insecurity.
Each rental home receives 133 contacts in the first 10 days after the ad is posted on the platforms, a figure that rises to 401 interested people in the province of Barcelona.
The rental market in Spain has lost 16,644 properties this year, a 2.4% decrease, according to the Observatorio del Alquiler, a report by the Fundación Alquiler Seguro. The province of Ceuta has seen the largest decline, with a 28.5% drop, while Guipúzcoa has a 26.9% decrease. In contrast, some provinces have seen an increase in rental properties, including Ourense with a 14.6% rise.
The report also notes that each rental property receives an average of 133 contacts in the first 10 days after being advertised, with Barcelona being the province with the most interest, having 401 people interested in each property.
Written by urgent.news from Expansion ES's report — not a translation of it. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
