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Majadahonda stands out for prosperity, digital and safety; it is weaker on connectivity and housing. A typical 70 m² rental costs about €925 a month (2024).
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Majadahonda stands out for prosperity, digital and safety; it is weaker on connectivity and housing. A typical 70 m² rental costs about €925 a month (2024).
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You will meet English speakers, mostly in the centre and at international employers. Shops, landlords and schools expect Spanish. Contracts, the town hall and most doctors work in Spanish.
Summer nights stay warm, so sleep depends on a cooled bedroom. Check for air-conditioning before you sign.
Frosty nights are common. Many older Spanish flats are poorly insulated: ask about heating and the winter energy bill.
Almost every home can get gigabit fibre, so working from home is not a gamble on the flat you pick.
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Prosperity is strong: in the top 10% of Spanish cities above 50,000.
Household income per person: 25,878 € a year per person — better than 96% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Strong: 96 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| Household income per personMajadahonda · 2024 | 25,878 € a year per person | better than 96% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
Digital is above average: better than most Spanish cities above 50,000.
Homes with fibre to the door: 99.4% — better than 72% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Above average: 66 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| Homes that can get gigabit internetMajadahonda · 2025 | 99.1% | better than 68% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| Homes with fibre to the doorMajadahonda · 2025 | 99.4% | better than 72% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| 5G coverageMajadahonda · 2025 | 100.0% | better than 56% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
Safety is above average compared with similar cities.
Not ranked: too little comparable evidence yet.
Homicides: 0.00 per 100k people — better than 78% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Above average: 64 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| HomicidesMajadahonda · 2025 | 0.00 per 100k people | better than 78% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| RobberiesMajadahonda · 2025 | 62.5 per 100k people | better than 72% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| BurglariesMajadahonda · 2025 | 111 per 100k people | better than 50% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| TheftsMajadahonda · 2025 | 1,726 per 100k people | better than 20% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| Vehicle theftsMajadahonda · 2025 | 88.3 per 100k people | better than 32% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
Climate is around the middle: behind most major European cities.
Pleasant days (18–28 °C, dry): 84.2 days a year — better than 61% of major European cities
Average: 43 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| Pleasant days (18–28 °C, dry)Majadahonda · 2015-01-01..2024-12-31 | 84.2 days a year | better than 61% of major European cities |
| Days above 35 °CMajadahonda · 2015-01-01..2024-12-31 | 32.6 days a year | better than 7% of major European cities |
| Nights above 20 °CMajadahonda · 2015-01-01..2024-12-31 | 11.3 nights a year | better than 42% of major European cities |
Housing is below average: in the bottom quarter of Spanish cities above 50,000.
Rent per m²: 13.2 €/m² a month — worse than 96% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Below average: 36 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| Rent per m²Majadahonda · 2024 | 13.2 €/m² a month | better than 4% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| Rents, change in a yearMajadahonda · 2024 | 3.10% | better than 64% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| Buying price per m²Majadahonda · 2026-Q2 | 5,006 €/m² | better than 4% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| Rent growth a year, over 3 yearsMajadahonda · 2024 | 4.32% | better than 68% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
| House prices, change in a yearMajadahonda · 2026-Q2 | 15.1% | better than 45% of Spanish cities above 50,000 |
Connectivity is weak: in the bottom 10% of major European cities.
Distance to the main airport: 27.4 km — worse than 95% of major European cities
Weak: 5 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.
| Measure | Value | Compared with peers |
|---|---|---|
| Distance to the main airportMajadahonda · 2026-10-21 | 27.4 km | better than 5% of major European cities |
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Highs around 35° in July, lows around -0° in January. 84 pleasant days a year (dry, 18–28 °C).
| Month | High | Low | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 9.9°C | -0.1°C | 40 mm |
| February | 12.2°C | 0.9°C | 32 mm |
| March | 14.9°C | 2.7°C | 57 mm |
| April | 18.2°C | 5.1°C | 59 mm |
| May | 23.6°C | 9.1°C | 33 mm |
| June | 29.2°C | 14.1°C | 28 mm |
| July | 34.7°C | 17.7°C | 10 mm |
| August | 33.9°C | 17.5°C | 19 mm |
| September | 27.1°C | 13.1°C | 41 mm |
| October | 21.7°C | 9.3°C | 70 mm |
| November | 14.5°C | 4.2°C | 49 mm |
| December | 11.4°C | 1.8°C | 43 mm |
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15.1% in Q2 2026
€13.2 per m² a month in 2024
€5,006 per m² in Q2 2026
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Fit from the data, 0 to 100, against other Spanish cities. Open a group to see the figures behind it.
Not measured yet: Average dwelling size, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Income tax and social security, average earner, Total tax on labour, average earner.
Nothing stands out.
Better nearby for founders and self-employed: Alcobendas (69), Madrid (68), Coslada (64)
Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Jobs, Jobs in high-tech sectors, Regulatory quality, Residents born abroad.
Better nearby for families with children: Fuenlabrada (62), Aranjuez (60), Coslada (60)
Not measured yet: 15-year-olds' maths (PISA), Average commute (one way), Average dwelling size, Childcare availability, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Jobs, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Pre-primary participation, Recorded crime.
Better nearby for retirees: Coslada (56), Fuenlabrada (56), Pinto (55)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Doctors, Environment, Healthcare, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂).
Better nearby for remote workers: Coslada (62), Torrejón de Ardoz (58), Alcobendas (54)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Fixed broadband penetration, Lifestyle, Residents born abroad.
Better nearby for beach, mountains and the outdoors: Madrid (44)
Not measured yet: Environment, Fine-particle pollution (PM2.5), Lifestyle, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Strong-wind days.
Better nearby for budget-conscious movers: Aranjuez (55), Valdemoro (54), Fuenlabrada (51)
Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Households spending >40% of income on housing, Jobs, Price level vs EU average, Unemployment.
Not measured yet: Commute by public transport, Jobs, Jobs in high-tech sectors, Lifestyle, Median age, Median gross salary, Residents born abroad, Transport, Unemployment, Youth unemployment (15–24).
Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Commute by public transport, Cost of Living, Cycle most, Education, Lifestyle, Median age, Price level vs EU average, Transport, Walk most, Youth unemployment (15–24).
Nothing stands out.
Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Commute by public transport, Lifestyle, Median age, Residents born abroad, Transport, Walk most.
Taxes, residency and the wider economy are set nationally, so they are the same in Majadahonda as anywhere in Spain.
Compared with Majadahonda; each card says where it is better or worse for someone living there.
70 m²: €829 a month
Compare with Majadahonda70 m²: €713 a month
Compare with Majadahonda70 m²: €659 a month
Compare with Majadahonda70 m²: €553 a month
Compare with Majadahonda70 m²: €569 a month
Compare with Majadahonda70 m²: €885 a month
Compare with MajadahondaFigures are refreshed as new official data is published; the period beside each number says what it covers. “Our read” cards are our inferences from those figures. How we score
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