🧬 Distinguishing features
Compared with the other areas of its level, in its municipality and in Spain. Its key data is elsewhere on this page.
The Churriana district has 35 neighbourhoods, and San Jerónimo is one of them. The 76 residential buildings of the San Jerónimo neighbourhood stand on 7 streets, and none has as many as Calle Romeo y Julieta: 16. Among them are 5 streets and 2 lanes. Next come Camino Pilar (15), Calle Don Juan Tenorio (14), Calle José María Sert (13) and Calle Aureliano Buendia (8). Several of its streets carry on beyond its limits: Camino Pilar (Cortijo de Mazas) and Camino de la Sierra (Cañada de Ceuta and Cerrado Calderón). By number of homes, however, Calle Don Juan Tenorio comes first, with 19. The oldest buildings are on Calle José María Sert, with a median year of 1968, and the newest on Calle Don Juan Tenorio, from 2000. No street has as many houses with a pool as Calle Romeo y Julieta, with 6.
Its median building dates from 1980. The decades that left the most buildings are the 1990s (19) and the 1960s (17). Between 1960 and 1979, 39% went up. Of its buildings, 47% predate the 1979 thermal standard. Since 2000, 20% of today's buildings have gone up. From 2015 on, 5 new buildings.
Sources: Cadastre and CartoCiudad · CasasValue (CASAS.ES) · Household Income Atlas and 2021 Census (INE) · CASAS.ES measurements · boundary: IGR Poblaciones 2024, © IGN. Data as of 2026-10-19.