Income inequality (Gini)
34.9
High
5% above the national average
City · Spain
Granada
Housing, living costs, safety, transport, healthcare, climate, environmental risk and everyday life in Granada — measured, sourced and dated.
Granada at a glance
| Cost of living | High | 70/100 |
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Cost of livingHigh
Everyday costs in Granada: income inequality (gini) 34.9 (5% above the national average); average income per household €36,821/yr (9% above the national average); median income per adult equivalent €19,950/yr (16% above the national average).
Average income per household
€36,821/yr
High
9% above the national average
Median income per adult equivalent
€19,950/yr
Very high
16% above the national average
Average income per person
€16,024/yr
Very high
23% above the national average
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What stands out
In its favour
- Income inequality (Gini) — high (5% above the national average)
- Average income per household — high (9% above the national average)
- Median income per adult equivalent — very high (16% above the national average)
- Average income per person — very high (23% above the national average)
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- Instituto Nacional de Estadística CC BY 4.0 ·Dec 2023
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