The lack of supply and strong demand are tensioning the rental market throughout the country and Aragon It is no stranger to this trend. According to the latest report published by Idealista, during the second quarter of 2025, each housing announcement for rent in Spain He received an average of 38 contacts before being removed from the portal. This study analyzes competition between families for accessing a home and reveals a critical situation in some provinces and capital of the country.
The Zaragoza province It is between the most market pressure areas. Specifically, 53 families contact on average for each floor that comes out for rent, which places it among the ten provinces with the greatest competition in Spain, along with Barcelona (89), Álava (105) or Guadalajara (77). In the city of Saragossa This data increases until the 57 candidates which converts the area into the most tension of Aragon.
Teruel Nor will it get rid of this situation and the capital records 54 contacts for each floor published while in the province the panorama is somewhat more relaxed with 30 calls or messages per housing. Below the national average is Huesca, in this place the owners were contacted by about 25 families per floor without barely difference between the figures of the capital and the rest of the province.
Vulnerable families are discarded
The situation, they point out from idealist, is a direct consequence of an imbalance between supply and demand. “The competition between families to access a home is at an emergency level, especially in large markets,” said Francisco Iñreta, spokesman for the real estate portal.
“The measures on rent approved in recent years have generated insecurity among the owners,” he added, which would be causing “many to withdraw their floors from the market.” As a result, “the offer falls and the pressure on the available properties is increased,” Iñarta explained.
In addition, “the owners who have decided to stay in the market meet dozens of interested in their homes,” which allows them to select “the most qualified and less risk profiles.” This dynamic, Iñarta concludes, “discard at an increasing percentage of families who need a rental home.”
