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Pájara rents: the declared figures

At 8,87 €/m², Pájara is an expensive rental market by Spanish standards. 504 declared leases stand behind it, a base thin enough that a few unusual contracts move it. Over five years the reference has barely moved, by 2,1 %.

Rents declared on income-tax returns for main-residence leases, not asking prices. They lag the market and exclude holiday lets.

How it compares

Within Las Palmas, that is the lowest five-year change in the reference rent among the municipalities this guide covers.

Nationally, that median floor area of a let flat falls in the cheapest twentieth of them.

Judged only against Las Palmas, the upper-quartile rent per square metre here is the fifth highest in the guide.

How it ranks

Against every municipality in this guide, its reference rent per square metre lands in the band just inside the top fifth.

Set against the other Las Palmas municipalities in this guide, it has the fourth highest lower-quartile rent per square metre.

Set the national range end to end and this number of declared leases lands in the second-cheapest twentieth.

Put beside its neighbours

Compared with the rest of Las Palmas in this guide, it sits second lowest on population.

Nationally, that median declared monthly rent falls in the exact middle of the range.

Within Las Palmas, that is the sixth highest share of dwellings that are not a main residence among the municipalities this guide covers.

The reference figures

A quote above 11,25 €/m² needs a reason you can point at; one below 7,12 €/m² needs a survey.

7,12 €/m² to 11,25 €/m² covers the middle half of declared leases in Pájara — ordinary dispersion.

Declared rents for flats: rent per square metre a month, unless stated
MeasureValue
Lower quartile7,12 €/m²
Median8,87 €/m²
Upper quartile11,25 €/m²
Median monthly rent510,00 €
Median floor area61 m²

Before you sign

What a given flat should cost

The median declared flat in Pájara is 61 m², small enough that per-square-metre comparisons flatter it.

Over five years the reference has barely moved, by 2,1 %.

What the reference implies for a flat of a given size, per month
Floor areaAt the lower quartileAt the medianAt the upper quartile
55 m²392 €488 €619 €
75 m²534 €665 €844 €
100 m²712 €887 €1.125 €

The floor areas are round illustrative sizes used to show the arithmetic, not measurements of any particular flat.

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