The INE has published household income for 2024 by municipality. Pozuelo de Alarcón leads the ranking with €32,612 per person, while the national average stands at €15,948.
According to officialpress.es, the National Institute of Statistics (INE) places Pozuelo de Alarcón, in Madrid, at the top of the average income per capita ranking, with €32,612 annually in 2024. At the opposite end is Iznalloz, in Granada, with €9,153.
The data, collected in the Household Income Distribution Atlas, sets the average net annual income per person across the country at €15,948, a 6.1% increase from the previous year. The study only includes municipalities with more than 2,000 inhabitants.
Following Pozuelo de Alarcón, Matadepera (Barcelona) records €28,607 per person, Boadilla del Monte (Madrid) €28,382, Torrelodones (Madrid) €26,573, and Getxo (Vizcaya) €26,472.
At the bottom of the table, after Iznalloz, are El Palmar de Troya (Sevilla), with €9,321, Albuñol (Granada), with €9,343, Chozas de Canales (Toledo), with €9,547, and La Mojonera (Almería), with €9,650. The difference between Pozuelo de Alarcón and Iznalloz exceeds €23,400 per person.
By communities, 89.7% of municipalities in the Basque Country are among the top 25% with the highest income in Spain, and in Navarra, this figure is 71.3%. In the Region of Murcia, 91.1% of municipalities fall within the bottom 25% for income, and in Andalucía, 83.9%.
By provinces, Gipuzkoa leads with an average income of €20,790, followed by Vizcaya (€19,858) and Madrid (€19,277). At the lower end are Almería (€12,244), Huelva (€12,765), and Jaén (€12,835).
Within cities, San Sebastián has 60.3% of its census sections with incomes above €21,652 per person, ahead of Madrid (39.3%) and Bilbao (33.9%). Melilla records the highest percentage of sections with low incomes, below €11,322, at 31.8%.
To check the income of each municipality, the official INE map allows users to select the average income per person indicator.
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