Talayuela has an annual income of €9,894 per person, the ninth lowest among municipalities with more than 2,000 inhabitants in Spain. Extremadura concentrates a large number of the towns with the lowest income in the country.
According to alaveradegredos.com, based on the new release of the Household Income Distribution Atlas from the INE, Talayuela ranks ninth among municipalities with over 2,000 inhabitants with the lowest annual income per person in Spain, at €9,894 in 2024.
Iznalloz (Granada) tops the list with €9,153, followed by El Palmar de Troya (Sevilla), with €9,321, and Albuñol (Granada), with €9,343. In the province of Badajoz, Zahínos also appears in this range, with €9,845 per inhabitant, making it the Extremaduran municipality with the lowest income.
At the opposite end are Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), with €32,612 per person, Matadepera (Barcelona), with €28,607, and Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), with €28,382.
In Extremadura, 82.0% of municipalities fall within the 25% with the lowest income per person in Spain, that is, with incomes below €13,407. 14.4% are in the lower-middle range, 3.1% in the upper-middle, and 0.5% in the upper quartile.
The region thus ranks among the communities with the most municipalities in the lower range, alongside the Region of Murcia (91.1%) and Andalusia (83.9%). In the Basque Country and Navarra, on the other hand, most municipalities are in the 25% with the highest income, with 89.7% and 71.3% respectively.
Nationally, the average net income per person rose by 6.1% in 2024, reaching €15,948, compared to €15,036 the previous year. The average net income per household grew by 5.9% and stood at €40,605.
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