Remote workers
65/100Good fit · 5th of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000In the numbers, for them
- Distance to the main airport: 2 km · 93% lower than the typical Spanish city
- House prices, change in a year: 9.1% · 5.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Recorded crime: 225.1 per 1,000 people · 4.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Rent for a 70 m² flat: €766 a month · 44% higher than the typical Spanish city
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Fixed broadband penetration, Lifestyle.
Founders and self-employed
64/100Good fit · 6th of 106 Spanish cities above 50,000In the numbers, for them
- Jobs in high-tech sectors: 6.6% of jobs (Cataluña) · 3.3 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- Economic output per person: 41,800 PPS (Cataluña) · 25% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Unemployment: 8.4% · 2.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Adults with a university degree: 41% · 3.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
Not measured yet: Jobs in high-tech sectors, Regulatory quality.
Young professionals
59/100Good fit · 23rd of 97 Spanish cities above 50,000In the numbers, for them
- Commute by public transport: 26% of commuters · 13.8 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- Jobs in high-tech sectors: 6.6% of jobs (Cataluña) · 3.3 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- House prices, change in a year: 9.1% · 5.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Youth unemployment (15–24): 19.1% (Cataluña) · 6.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Rent for a 70 m² flat: €766 a month · 44% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Households spending >40% of income on housing: 7.8% (Cataluña) · 1.1 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- Average commute (one way): 41 min · 8% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Adults with a university degree: 41% · 3.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
Not measured yet: Jobs in high-tech sectors, Lifestyle, Median gross salary, Youth unemployment (15–24).
High earners and investors
57/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
Nothing stands out.
In the numbers, against them
- Recorded crime: 225.1 per 1,000 people · 4.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Robberies: 309 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 3.6 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Hospital beds: 0.0 per 1,000 people · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
- Homicides: 0.86 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 39% higher than the typical Spanish city
Not measured yet: Average dwelling size, Education, Environment, Income tax and social security, average earner, Total tax on labour, average earner.
Retirees
50/100Mixed fit · 72nd of 102 Spanish cities above 50,000In the numbers, for them
Nothing stands out.
In the numbers, against them
- Recorded crime: 225.1 per 1,000 people · 4.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Robberies: 309 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 3.6 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Hospital beds: 0.0 per 1,000 people · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
- Burglaries: 218 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 47% higher than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for retirees: Granollers (67), Sant Cugat del Vallès (63), Santa Coloma de Gramenet (61)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Doctors, Environment, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂).
Students
50/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
- Commute by public transport: 26% of commuters · 13.8 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- House prices, change in a year: 9.1% · 5.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Youth unemployment (15–24): 19.1% (Cataluña) · 6.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Rent for a 70 m² flat: €766 a month · 44% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Households spending >40% of income on housing: 7.8% (Cataluña) · 1.1 points higher than the typical Spanish city
- Adults with a university degree: 41% · 3.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for students: Tarragona (61), Barcelona (60), Girona (56)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Cycle most, Education, Lifestyle, Price level vs EU average, Walk most, Youth unemployment (15–24).
Culture, food and nightlife
50/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
- Commute by public transport: 26% of commuters · 13.8 points higher than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Average commute (one way): 41 min · 8% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Adults with a university degree: 41% · 3.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for culture, food and nightlife: Barcelona (83), Sant Cugat del Vallès (72), Girona (71)
Not measured yet: Lifestyle, Walk most.
Beach, mountains and the outdoors
49/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
Nothing stands out.
In the numbers, against them
- Frost days: 4 a year · 29% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Rainy days (≥1 mm): 86 a year · 9% higher than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for beach, mountains and the outdoors: Vilanova i la Geltrú (70), Mollet del Vallès (64), Granollers (63)
Not measured yet: Environment, Fine-particle pollution (PM2.5), Lifestyle, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Strong-wind days.
Budget-conscious movers
44/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
- House prices, change in a year: 9.1% · 5.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- At risk of poverty: 14.3% (Cataluña) · 4.1 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Unemployment: 8.4% · 2.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Net income per household: €43,157 a year · 9% higher than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Rent for a 70 m² flat: €766 a month · 44% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Typical rent, existing lease: €768 a month · 32% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Price of an 80 m² flat: €240,664 · 30% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Households spending >40% of income on housing: 7.8% (Cataluña) · 1.1 points higher than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for budget-conscious movers: Lleida (72), Reus (58), Manresa (57)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Households spending >40% of income on housing, Price level vs EU average.
Families with children
41/100Weak fit · not ranked: too little evidenceIn the numbers, for them
- At risk of poverty: 14.3% (Cataluña) · 4.1 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Unemployment: 8.4% · 2.2 points lower than the typical Spanish city
- Net income per household: €43,157 a year · 9% higher than the typical Spanish city
In the numbers, against them
- Recorded crime: 225.1 per 1,000 people · 4.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Robberies: 309 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 3.6 times the level of the typical Spanish city
- Burglaries: 218 per 100k people (Cataluña) · 47% higher than the typical Spanish city
- Rent for a 70 m² flat: €766 a month · 44% higher than the typical Spanish city
Better nearby for families with children: Sant Cugat del Vallès (58), Viladecans (56), Cerdanyola del Vallès (54)
Not measured yet: 15-year-olds' maths (PISA), Average dwelling size, Childcare availability, Education, Environment, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Pre-primary participation.