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Coín rents against the official reference

Only 333 declared leases sit behind that figure, so read it as an indication rather than a benchmark. Coín carries a reference rent of 5,95 €/m², below the Spanish middle but no longer at the floor. The reference is 40,8 % higher than five years earlier, a rise that outruns almost any wage series.

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

A sense of scale

Within Málaga, that is the second highest five-year change in the reference rent among the municipalities this guide covers.

Set the national range end to end and this share of dwellings that are not a main residence lands in the band just inside the top fifth.

Among the Málaga towns and cities covered here, it records the second lowest number of declared leases.

Measured against its neighbours

Over the whole guide, the lower-quartile rent per square metre recorded here falls within the lower middle of the range.

Compared with the rest of Málaga in this guide, it sits third lowest on reference rent per square metre.

Put beside the rest of the country, its population belongs to the band just above the bottom quarter.

Where this one stands

Of the Málaga municipalities covered here, this one comes eighth highest on median floor area of a let flat.

Nationally, that upper-quartile rent per square metre falls in the band just below the middle.

Ranked against its neighbours in Málaga, it holds the second lowest median declared monthly rent of the group.

What a given flat should cost

The median monthly rent declared in Coín is 500,00 €.

The reference is 40,8 % higher than five years earlier, a rise that outruns almost any wage series.

What the reference implies for a flat of a given size, per month
Floor areaAt the lower quartileAt the medianAt the upper quartile
55 m²251 €327 €435 €
75 m²343 €446 €593 €
100 m²457 €595 €791 €

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

How much of the stock is rented

31,79 % of dwellings in Coín are not a main residence, so some stock drifts between uses.

The census publishes tenure only for the larger municipalities and the provincial capitals, so no rented share is available for Coín.

The reference figures, and how far apart they sit

Only 333 declared leases sit behind that figure, so read it as an indication rather than a benchmark.

4,57 €/m² against 7,91 €/m² is a wide spread: in Coín the same nominal flat means very different things.

Declared rents for flats: rent per square metre a month, unless stated
MeasureValue
Lower quartile4,57 €/m²
Median5,95 €/m²
Upper quartile7,91 €/m²
Median monthly rent500,00 €
Median floor area86 m²

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