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Eleven Andalusian municipalities among the 15 with the lowest income in Spain in 2024

Iznalloz (Granada) registers the lowest income per person among large municipalities in Spain in 2024, at €9,153, according to the INE.

Álvaro Sáez Ferrer
Álvaro Sáez Ferrer
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Eleven Andalusian municipalities are among the 15 with more than 2,000 inhabitants and the lowest income per person in 2024. Iznalloz, in Granada, has the lowest figure, at €9,153.

Iznalloz (Granada) has the lowest average income per person of municipalities with more than 2,000 inhabitants in Spain, at €9,153 per year in 2024. This data is part of the "Atlas of Household Income Distribution" published by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), as reported by Europa Press.

In total, eleven Andalusian municipalities appear among the 15 with the lowest income. Following Iznalloz are El Palmar de Troya (Sevilla), with €9,321, Albuñol (Granada), with €9,343, and Huesa (Jaén), with €9,705. The rest of the list includes Chozas de Canales (Toledo), with €9,547, La Mojonera (Almería), with €9,650, Badolatosa (Sevilla), with €9,832, Zahínos (Badajoz), with €9,845, Talayuela (Cáceres), with €9,894, Gualchos (Granada), with €9,927, Níjar (Almería), with €9,933, Fuente Vaqueros (Granada), with €10,009, Minglanilla (Cuenca), with €10,060, Isla Mayor (Sevilla), with €10,100, and Pruna (Sevilla), with €10,113.

At the opposite end, Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) is the municipality with more than 2,000 inhabitants with the highest income, at €32,612 per person. It is followed by Matadepera (Barcelona), with €28,607, and Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), with €28,382. The top three remain the same as in the previous three years.

At the national level, the average net income per person increased by 6.1% in 2024, reaching €15,948. The gross income per person grew by 6.8%, to €19,716.

By communities, 89.7% of the municipalities in the Basque Country are in the top 25% with the highest income in Spain, above €17,157. In contrast, 91.1% of the municipalities in Murcia are in the bottom 25% with the lowest income, below €13,407, and in Andalusia, this figure is 83.9%.

By provinces, Guipúzcoa tops the list with €20,790 of average net income per inhabitant, followed by Biscay (€19,858) and Madrid (€19,277). At the bottom are Almería (€12,244), Huelva (€12,765), and Jaén (€12,835).

Álvaro Sáez Ferrer

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Álvaro Sáez Ferrer

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Economista por ICADE y una de las pocas personas que disfruta leyendo la ley de presupuestos. Cafetero, padre a tiempo completo y azote de la letra pequeña; en Diario Empresas escribe de economía y fiscalidad.

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