Tías rents: the declared figures
It is 16,4 % above the reference of five years earlier. 880 declared leases stand behind it, a base thin enough that a few unusual contracts move it. At 9,70 €/m², Tías is an expensive rental market by Spanish standards.
Rents declared on income-tax returns for main-residence leases, not asking prices. They lag the market and exclude holiday lets.
Put beside its neighbours
Within Las Palmas, that is the highest share of dwellings that are not a main residence among the municipalities this guide covers.
Across the country, the median floor area of a let flat here belongs to the cheapest twentieth of them.
Among the Las Palmas towns and cities covered here, it records the third highest upper-quartile rent per square metre.
In context
Country-wide, that reference rent per square metre is one of the third-dearest twentieth.
Set against the other Las Palmas municipalities in this guide, it has the fifth lowest five-year change in the reference rent.
Over the whole guide, the lower-quartile rent per square metre recorded here falls within the band just inside the top fifth.
Against the rest of the province
Compared with the rest of Las Palmas in this guide, it sits fifth highest on median declared monthly rent.
Over the whole guide, the population recorded here falls within the second-cheapest twentieth.
Within Las Palmas, that is the fifth lowest number of declared leases among the municipalities this guide covers.
How much of the stock is rented
54,29 % of Tías dwellings are not a main residence, which is why long-term supply is thin in summer.
The census publishes tenure only for the larger municipalities and the provincial capitals, so no rented share is available for Tías.
The reference figures, and how far apart they sit
7,38 €/m² against 12,51 €/m² is a wide spread: in Tías the same nominal flat means very different things.
A quote above 12,51 €/m² needs a reason you can point at; one below 7,38 €/m² needs a survey.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Lower quartile | 7,38 €/m² |
| Median | 9,70 €/m² |
| Upper quartile | 12,51 €/m² |
| Median monthly rent | 595,07 € |
| Median floor area | 61 m² |
Put a quoted rent in its place
The median declared flat in Tías is 61 m², small enough that per-square-metre comparisons flatter it.
It is 16,4 % above the reference of five years earlier.
| Floor area | At the lower quartile | At the median | At the upper quartile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55 m² | 406 € | 534 € | 688 € |
| 75 m² | 554 € | 728 € | 938 € |
| 100 m² | 738 € | 970 € | 1.251 € |
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.