Method
Two layers. A data score from SERPAVI habitual rent and INE unemployment. A separate preference fit from climate, coast, city size and optional editorial extras. Budget is estimated from €/m² × your home size — rough, not a live listing.
SERPAVI median monthly rent divided by median floor area, collective housing, for the municipality. Across these 28 places, the lowest euros per square metre scores 95 and the highest scores 40. That scale is ours, not an official index.
INE labour-force survey, unemployment rate, both sexes, for the province, latest quarter in table 65349. The lowest rate scores 95 and the highest scores 40, on the same scale.
Not in the score. No Adif table is downloaded for this page.
Not in the data score. On Find it only moves preference fit — fixed points, no AEMET table.
Not in the score. There is no official resilience series in this file.
Home and Compare: overall is the average of rent and unemployment scores. Find: those two are reweighted by work mode into a data score; preference fit is shown separately; a rough monthly rent estimate can demote hard-budget misses from the top three.
Preference points come from climate, coast, city size and optional extras (English, food). They are not climate or rail statistics. Share links omit your rent ceiling and home size.
Sale price, rail, airport and sunshine are not shown as numbers. They are not tied to a downloaded table.
Unemployment period 2026 T2. Tables retrieved 26 Sep 2026.
