2 October 2026
Without the decree, rent is still capped in 89 of the 101 places in and around Barcelona
Congress rejects Royal Decree-law 26/2026, but the stressed-zone cap still stands. Official rent, town by town.
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Mataró: used homes have sold at an average of €2,679/m² and the average rent on registered contracts is €772 a month.Sources
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What a 70 m² Barcelona flat buys within 45 minutesDownload the chart (PNG, 1600 × 900)
The five towns closest to the airport by public transportDownload the chart (PNG, 1600 × 900)
Barcelona against the median price in each comarcaDownload the chart (PNG, 1600 × 900)
The towns that already rent for more than BarcelonaDownload the chart (PNG, 1600 × 900)
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2 October 2026
Congress rejects Royal Decree-law 26/2026, but the stressed-zone cap still stands. Official rent, town by town.
See every town, one by one →Outside the city itself, only 3 towns top Barcelona's price per square metre for a resale home (€5,006/m², Jul 2025–Jun 2026).
Median rent of all active leases declared to the tax office (2024). Usually below asking prices; flats. Barcelona: €900 a month. Per square metre, none tops the city: the flats there are bigger.
Each is a declared stressed housing market, so rent on a new contract has a ceiling. The 13 that aren't:
Each cut comes from the council's own tax bylaw. Percentage and years, town by town, on /ibi-relief.
The value of a 70 m² Barcelona flat, spent at each town's average price per m². Only towns within 45 minutes of central Barcelona by public transport, centre to centre, leaving between 7 and 9am.
Average price of resale homes (Jul 2025–Jun 2026) in the towns within 45 minutes of central Barcelona by public transport, centre to centre.
Minutes from each town centre to T1 or T2, waits and changes included, leaving between 7 and 9am (median of 12 departures).
Median of the average resale price (Jul 2025–Jun 2026) across each county's towns with a published price. Barcelona city, for reference: €5,006/m².
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