The percentage recorded last year in Euskadi is the highest in the last five years and by area in Gipuzkoa 60% of the gross salary is spent on paying rent, in Bizkaia 52%, while in Álava 44% is allocated.
Tenants in the Basque Country spent 54% of their gross salary on paying the rent for a house of 80 m2 in 2023, four points more than in 2022, as salaries in the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV) increased by 2.9% last year increased. while the price of rental properties rose by 11.4% a Fotocasa InfoJobs studio. The tenants Navarrese awarded an average of 40% from your gross salary to the payment of the rent.
This rate of 54%, recorded last year in Euskadi, is the highest in the last five years and, by area, in Gipuzkoa dedicates 60% from the gross salary to the payment of the rent Bizkaia 52% in the meantime Álava is allocated 44%the lowest percentage.
Over the past year, in thirteen autonomous communities of the Spanish state, the money spent on paying rent has increased, while in two of them the percentage has decreased.
In the Balearic Islands, one of the communities that spends the highest percentage of salary on paying rent, the country has increased from 52% of gross salary in 2022 to 63% in 2023.
In the ranking of the autonomous communities that spend the most money from their salaries on paying the rent for a house of 80 square meters, the aforementioned Balearic Islands are listed (63% of the gross salary) and is followed by Madrid (62% ), Catalonia (58%), Euskadi -which occupies fourth place- (54%), Canary Islands (51%), Comunitat Valenciana (44%), Cantabria (42%), Navarre (40%), Andalusia (36 %), Aragon (35%), Castilla y León (34%), Galicia (33%), Asturias (32%), La Rioja (30%), Murcia region (30%), Castilla-La Mancha (25% ) and Extremadura (23%).
Source: EITB
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