
House sharing is a classic in all cities. The website EasyPiso.com, devoted to renting rooms, has a study on the most expensive cities (and the cheapest) for house sharing. Most people who opt to share a house or flat are students. In fact, 35% of those who do so are between 21 and 25. The second age bracket who share the most is the 26 to 30 age range, followed by 16 to 20-year olds. As for older people, 16% are between 31 and 40, while those over this age make up 10%.
According to the study, the most expensive city for house sharing in 2015 was Ibiza, with an average price per room of 521 euros. Barcelona, which is the place where rental prices have fallen the most, comes in fourth place. The cities where it is cheapest to share are Cáceres in Extremadura (179 euros), closely followed by Lleida (181 euros).
These are the most expensive cities for house sharing:
City | Price per room |
Ibiza | 521 € |
Madrid | 373 € |
Sant Sebastián | 364 € |
Barcelona | 357 € |
Bilbao | 346 € |
Palma de Mallorca | 316 € |
Seville | 285 € |
Vitòria | 281 € |
Pamplona | 265 € |
Santander | 256 € |
These are the cheapest cities for house sharing:
City | Price per room |
Càceres | 179 € |
Lleida | 181 € |
Castellón | 183 € |
Huelva | 183 € |
Albacete | 187 € |
Jaén | 192 € |
Almeria | 194 € |
Múrcia | 205 € |
La Corunya | 206 € |
Santiago de Compostel·la | 210 € |