In Orusco de Tajuña, the median rent declared to the tax office (SERPAVI) for a flat went from €300 a month in 2016 to €375 in 2024: €75 more a month than in 2016.
"Median" means half of the flats pay less and half pay more. It is the rent landlords declare to the tax office, not what adverts ask today. The latest year the Ministry publishes is 2024.
Each stripe is a year, from 2016 to 2024. Blue: the lowest year in that town's history. Red: the highest. Grey: no figure that year.
Orusco de Tajuña: rent, year by year In Orusco de Tajuña, the median rent declared to the tax office (SERPAVI) for a flat went from €300 a month in 2016 to €375 in 2024: €75 more a month than in 2016. 2016: €300.00 a month · 11 rentals declared · middle half, €280 to €400 a month 2017: €300.00 a month · 14 rentals declared · middle half, €278 to €349 a month 2018: €312.50 a month · 16 rentals declared · middle half, €273 to €357 a month 2019: €307.50 a month · 16 rentals declared · middle half, €298 to €373 a month 2020: €300.00 a month · 18 rentals declared · middle half, €293 to €381 a month 2021: €302.15 a month · 21 rentals declared · middle half, €273 to €435 a month 2022: €310.00 a month · 18 rentals declared · middle half, €279 to €379 a month 2023: €350.00 a month · 20 rentals declared · middle half, €300 to €410 a month 2024: €375.00 a month · 22 rentals declared · middle half, €300 to €493 a month 2016 2024 Blue: the lowest of its series, €300.00 a month (2016) Red: the highest, €375.00 a month (2024) Source: Spain's Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, SERPAVI. Median rent of flats declared to the tax office. Period: 2016–2024. Read on 2026-10-12. Monthly rent of a flat in euros, not price per m². Data: Verithic · verithic.com
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What it measures and where it comes from Euros a month: the median rent declared to the tax office (SERPAVI) for a flat, from the rents landlords declare to the tax office, new and old tenancies. Median means half are below and half above. It is not euros per square metre, nor what adverts ask today.
Source: Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, State System of Rental Housing Indices (SERPAVI), Municipios sheet, period 2011-2024, file https://cdn.mivau.gob.es/portal-web-mivau/vivienda/serpavi/2026-03_09_bd_SERPAVI_2011-2024%20-%20DEFINITIVO%20WEB_v2.xlsx. Read on 12 Oct 2026.
Reuse: Reutilización de información del sector público (Ley 37/2007), según el registro de fuentes de Verithic. The Ministry's legal notice was not re-read today.
There is a long enough series for 132 of the 179 towns in Madrid. The other 47 are not in the search because the Ministry publishes no figure for 5 years or more.