La Oliva rents: the declared figures
At 8,59 €/m², La Oliva is an expensive rental market by Spanish standards. The reference has crept up by 13 % over five years, roughly in line with prices generally. It rests on 913 declared leases.
Rents declared on income-tax returns for main-residence leases, not asking prices. They lag the market and exclude holiday lets.
How it compares
On five-year change in the reference rent it is the second lowest of the Las Palmas municipalities this guide covers.
Measured against the whole batch, that median floor area of a let flat sits in the cheapest twentieth of them.
Judged only against Las Palmas, the share of dwellings that are not a main residence here is the third highest in the guide.
How it ranks
Taking every municipality covered here together, the upper-quartile rent per square metre is in the band just inside the top fifth.
Within Las Palmas, that is the sixth highest reference rent per square metre among the municipalities this guide covers.
Measured against the whole batch, that lower-quartile rent per square metre sits in the top quarter.
Put beside its neighbours
Among the Las Palmas towns and cities covered here, it records the sixth lowest number of declared leases.
Nationally, that population falls in the eighth twentieth from the bottom.
Line the Las Palmas municipalities in this guide up by median declared monthly rent and this one is the sixth highest.
How much of the stock is rented
The census publishes tenure only for the larger municipalities and the provincial capitals, so no rented share is available for La Oliva.
With 34,37 % of dwellings not a main home, long leases compete directly with seasonal use.
The reference figures
6,86 €/m² to 11,09 €/m² covers the middle half of declared leases in La Oliva — ordinary dispersion.
A quote above 11,09 €/m² needs a reason you can point at; one below 6,86 €/m² needs a survey.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Lower quartile | 6,86 €/m² |
| Median | 8,59 €/m² |
| Upper quartile | 11,09 €/m² |
| Median monthly rent | 541,67 € |
| Median floor area | 65 m² |
What a given flat should cost
A median floor area of 65 m² makes La Oliva a market of compact flats.
The reference has crept up by 13 % over five years, roughly in line with prices generally.
| Floor area | At the lower quartile | At the median | At the upper quartile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55 m² | 377 € | 472 € | 610 € |
| 75 m² | 515 € | 644 € | 832 € |
| 100 m² | 686 € | 859 € | 1.109 € |
The floor areas are round illustrative sizes used to show the arithmetic, not measurements of any particular flat.
Related guides
Sources and licences
- MIVAU, Sistema Estatal de Referencia del Precio del Alquiler de Vivienda (SERPAVI), base 2011-2024. Period: 2024; 2019-2024. Retrieved 16 September 2026. Licence: MIVAU legal notice: reuse "para usos comerciales y no comerciales" with the source and its last-update date cited. Values are rents declared on income-tax returns, not asking prices.
- INE, Censo de Población y Viviendas 2021, viviendas por tipo (tabla 59525). Period: 2021. Retrieved 16 September 2026. Licence: CC BY 4.0 (INE legal notice). Attribution: "Elaboración propia con datos extraídos del sitio web del INE".
- MIVAU, registro de zonas de mercado residencial tensionado (art. 18 Ley 12/2023). Period: 16 September 2026. Retrieved 16 September 2026. Licence: MIVAU legal notice: reuse for commercial and non-commercial purposes with the source and its last-update date cited.