📊 Socioeconomic profile
💶 CasasValue · median home€337,000
Price per m² (median)€2,510/m²
Half of the homes between €337,000 and €400,000
CasasValue (CASAS.ES) of 19 buildings · not an official valuation
💼 24% unemployment (census)
🔑 Tenure
70% owned20% rented
🏖 2nd home / seasonal17% · mostly primary homes
Tenure and non-primary homes · 2021 Census (INE)
Average net household income€36,590
Average net income · Household Income Distribution Atlas (INE), by census tract
🧬 Distinguishing features
Compared with the other areas of its level, in its municipality and in Spain. Its key data is elsewhere on this page.
According to the 2021 census, unemployment in the Calvario neighbourhood stood at 24%. Renters make up 20% of households (2021 census). Homes that are not a main residence make up 17%. A household takes home an average of about €36,590 net a year.
Its median year of construction is 1979. The decades that left the most buildings are the 1970s (26) and the 1980s (16). Between 1960 and 1979, 51% went up. Before the NBE-CT-79 standard, 48% were built. Of its buildings, 23% postdate 2000. From 2015 on, 3 new buildings.
The Calvario neighbourhood has 75 residential buildings on 8 streets; the one with the most is Calle Valentuñana, with 31. Among them are 6 streets and 2 avenues. The next ones are Calle Las Yucas (13), Calle Los Olivos (12), Calle Rocío (9) and Calle Calvario (5). Some of its streets continue into other zones: Calle Valentuñana (La Paz), Calle Calvario (Huerta Belón, Miraflores and La Paz) and Avenida Mayorazgo (Miraflores). By number of homes, however, Calle Calvario comes first, with 227. Calle Los Olivos has the oldest buildings, with a median of 1970; Calle Valentuñana, the most recent, at 1984. The street with the most houses with a pool is Calle Valentuñana: 17.
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.