Income disparities and rental trends reported in Spanish regions

A report from the Observatori Marina Alta reveals significant income inequality within the Marina Alta region of Spain. Data updated to November 2026 shows a gap of up to 10,500 euros between the highest and lowest income census sections. In municipalities such as Dénia, Xàbia, and Calp, internal economic contrasts are pronounced. For instance, Dénia shows a median income variance of 9,100 euros across its analyzed sections. The median annual income for the 33 municipalities in the region stands at 17,383 euros, which is 1,167 euros lower than the median for the Valencian Community.

In Ibiza, rental market statistics for primary residences show varying levels of profitability and pricing. Sant Antoni leads the analyzed municipalities in rental profitability at 5.63%, a figure that rises to 7.57% when considering only new contracts. In Ibiza municipality, the average monthly rent for a primary residence is 1,034 euros, increasing to 1,304 euros for new contracts. Ibiza also maintains the largest rental stock among the major municipalities studied.