Municipality	Rent	Change	Income	Unempl.
Santa Fe	612€	+3.9%	11,011€	22.9%
Armilla	597€	+3.5%	13,088€	18.5%
Churriana de la Vega	597€	+3.6%	12,362€	17.2%
Gabias, Las	594€	+3.9%	11,737€	18.2%
Atarfe	587€	+3%	11,107€	18.2%
Albolote	583€	+2.9%	13,477€	17%
Ogíjares	576€	+2.9%	13,970€	15.4%
Zubia, La	575€	+3.5%	13,167€	17%
Loja	574€	+1.2%	10,731€	12.9%
Granada	572€	+3%	16,024€	17.9%
Maracena	570€	+3%	12,185€	17.8%
Guadix	566€	+0.6%	12,014€	17.2%
Vegas del Genil	550€	+2.2%	11,557€	15.4%
Huétor Vega	548€	+4%	14,008€	14.8%
Motril	548€	+2.5%	11,460€	14.9%
Huétor Tájar	546€	+3.6%	10,098€	9%
Salobreña	546€	+3.6%	11,615€	16%
Peligros	539€	+3.4%	12,648€	16.9%
Baza	532€	+2.3%	11,883€	14.4%
Almuñécar	531€	+2%	11,350€	12.5%
Íllora	499€	-0.2%	9,792€	10.6%

Rent prices in Granada province (2023)

Granada province has 21 municipalities with more than 10,000 inhabitants and official INE data. Average rent is €564/month in 2023, 13% below the national average (€648/month).

The most expensive municipality in Granada is Santa Fe (€612/month) and the most affordable is Íllora (€499/month) — a difference of €113 within the same province.

Average per capita income in the province is €12,156/year, according to the INE Atlas of Household Income Distribution.

Frequently asked questions

How much does rent cost in Granada province?

Average rent in Granada province is €564/month in 2023. Prices range from €499/month (Íllora) to €612/month (Santa Fe).

Is Granada province expensive compared to the Spanish average?

No. Rent in Granada (€564/month) is 13% below the national average (€648/month) — one of the more affordable provinces.

Is renting affordable in Granada for residents?

With an average per capita income of €12,156/year, spending €564/month on rent represents 56% of average monthly income. A high housing cost burden, above the 40% threshold considered critical.

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