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INE Reports on Madrid Salaries and Rent, Highlighting Affordability Crisis

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The National Statistics Institute released figures tracking salary and rental trends in Madrid. The report highlights that housing price growth has significantly outpaced wages in Spain. According to the figures, renting a 50-square-meter apartment in Madrid averaged 1,170 euros per month in September, while the average gross monthly salary in Spain is around 2,460 euros.

From aawsat.com

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The figures underscore a growing housing affordability crisis in Spain. The high cost of rent relative to average income is cited as a major societal concern, contributing to national demonstrations and political focus on the issue.

From aawsat.com

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  • National Statistics InstituteSpain's principal institution for providing official national economic and demographic data
  • MadridThe capital of Spain where the salary and rental trends were tracked
  • idealistaProvided figures on the average cost of renting an apartment in Madrid
  • SpainThe country experiencing the housing affordability crisis

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