Immediate rentals, those homes have been rented in less of 48 hours, were last February in the 12% of the total number of lease transactions in Spain during the same period, According to a study by Idealist.
The Opinion of Malaga It tells us everything.
Idealistic puts the capital among the most outstanding of Spain in terms of immediate rental rates
Malaga was one of the cities that was placed above the average rate of the 27%.
In this way, the change in the perception of the Spaniards of the rental market is put in evidence. The head of idealistic studies, Fernando Encinar, He said that it has gone from considering that "renting is throwing money" to become an option «chosen by thousands of Spaniards to find your home».
Also, be observed how the increase in those looking for an apartment for rent already goes ahead of available in the market for rental housing. This situation of imbalance between supply and demand is causing that, especially in some areas, are rising prices.
In spite of this, Encinar explained that this rise in prices «is not a bubble», simply that prices since the crisis and so far "have been hibernating and starting to catch on in a scenario of economic upswing, especially in the big cities».
En concreto, the capital recorded the highest rate of immediate rental on total operations last February was Orense, with a rate of the 33%. Followed by Albacete and Malaga, with a weight of the 27%, and Pamplona and Palma de Mallorca, with a 25%. Then, Barcelona was placed, where a 21% all closed rent was less than 48 hours in the market, followed by Avila (20%) and Madrid (19%).
Not in vain, the study also shows that while in some capitals, these «ultrafast» rentals represent nearly a third of all operations, even in 12 capital this phenomenon is non-existent. Some of them are Teruel, Segovia, Pontevedra or Palencia. The same heterogeneity is observed at the level of autonomous communities. Balearic is placed as that recorded higher demand pressure, el 19% of all the properties that are rented on the Islands was not even 48 hours announced. It is followed by the community of Madrid (18%), Navarra (17%) or Catalonia (12%).
On the other side of the balance, were Cantabria, Valencia and Castilla La-Mancha (7% in all three cases), Castilla y León (6%), Extremadura (5%), Asturias, La Rioja and Murcia (4% in the three).
The study shows that one-third (33%) the immediate rent in Spain had a price below 500 euros per month. Up to a 46% the story had a price between that amount and the 750 euros per month. El 21% remaining is divided between the 14% who has an income between 751 y 1.000 euros, el 5% between 1.001 y 1.500 euros and the 2% above the 1.500 euros
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