What renting in Adeje costs, on the record
Adeje rents at a reference of 10,00 €/m², high enough that a single square metre of difference in the contract is worth arguing about. 2.025 declared leases sit behind it: enough to inform, small enough that one street can sit outside the range. It is 15,6 % above the reference of five years earlier.
Rents declared on income-tax returns for main-residence leases, not asking prices. They lag the market and exclude holiday lets.
Where this one stands
Line the Santa Cruz de Tenerife municipalities in this guide up by upper-quartile rent per square metre and this one is the second highest.
Measured against the whole batch, that reference rent per square metre sits in the third-dearest twentieth.
Take Santa Cruz de Tenerife alone: among the municipalities here, its lower-quartile rent per square metre is the highest.
Where it sits against the rest
On a national view, its median floor area of a let flat falls into the second-cheapest twentieth.
Line the Santa Cruz de Tenerife municipalities in this guide up by five-year change in the reference rent and this one is the lowest.
On a national view, its median declared monthly rent falls into the top quarter.
The comparison that matters
Compared with the rest of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in this guide, it sits fifth highest on population.
Across the country, the share of dwellings that are not a main residence here belongs to the thirteenth twentieth from the bottom.
On number of declared leases it is the sixth highest of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife municipalities this guide covers.
Before you sign
- Insist on the cadastral reference so the property can be checked.
- Establish whether the flat has recently been a short-term let.
- Get every improvement promised before signing written into the lease.
- Set out in the contract what happens to the deposit and when.
Put a quoted rent in its place
It is 15,6 % above the reference of five years earlier.
A typical declared lease in Adeje runs at 633,33 € a month.
| Floor area | At the lower quartile | At the median | At the upper quartile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55 m² | 438 € | 550 € | 688 € |
| 75 m² | 598 € | 750 € | 938 € |
| 100 m² | 797 € | 1.000 € | 1.251 € |
The floor areas are round illustrative sizes used to show the arithmetic, not measurements of any particular flat.
The reference figures
7,97 €/m² to 12,51 €/m² covers the middle half of declared leases in Adeje — ordinary dispersion.
The band from 7,97 €/m² to 12,51 €/m² is where most signed contracts sit, whatever the portals show.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Lower quartile | 7,97 €/m² |
| Median | 10,00 €/m² |
| Upper quartile | 12,51 €/m² |
| Median monthly rent | 633,33 € |
| Median floor area | 69 m² |
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.