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la Vall d'Hebron Rent Prices (2026)

As of Q1 2026, the average rent in la Vall d'Hebron is €985 a month for an average 66 m² flat, or €15.01 per m². All figures are official Generalitat de Catalunya statistics, updated quarterly.

48th
of 68 for rent
-11%
vs city average
€5,437
to buy
17
contracts

What this barri is like

2.3
residents per home, counting every home in the barri
50
median age of residents
1%
of homes built before 1940
1
licensed tourist flats

Ajuntament de Barcelona, 2026, CC BY 4.0. These describe the place; none of them predicts rent. Methodology.

How this barri compares

Four things the city measures about every neighbourhood, each set against the other 72.

Road traffic noise at night
30%

Higher than 78% of barris · % of residents · modelled, not measured

Steep streets
4.9%

Lower than 74% of barris · % of audited slope points

Households with a child
21%

Lower than 69% of barris · % of households

Residents with a foreign passport
14%

Lower than 94% of barris · % of residents

Filter all 73 barris on these →

Bars run against the city median, marked. No colour: none of these has a better end.

Ajuntament de Barcelona, 2022, 2026, CC BY 4.0. How these are measured.

Other neighborhoods in Horta-Guinardó

Closest in price, elsewhere in Barcelona

Rent Price Trend

Rent per m² in la Vall d'Hebron, Q1 2014 to Q1 2026
QuarterPrice per m²
Q1 2014€10.59
Q2 2014€9.78
Q3 2014€9.11
Q4 2014€10.67
Q1 2015€9.93
Q2 2015€9.89
Q3 2015€10.60
Q4 2015€9.99
Q1 2016€11.03
Q2 2016€10.52
Q3 2016€11.67
Q4 2016€11.43
Q1 2017€11.69
Q2 2017€11.54
Q3 2017€12.02
Q4 2017€12.93
Q1 2018€12.08
Q2 2018€12.28
Q3 2018€12.24
Q4 2018€12.59
Q1 2019€13.34
Q2 2019€12.55
Q3 2019€13.39
Q4 2019€13.93
Q1 2020€12.51
Q2 2020€13.03
Q3 2020€12.37
Q4 2020€11.38
Q1 2021€11.94
Q2 2021€13.43
Q3 2021€12.08
Q4 2021€13.23
Q1 2022€12.52
Q2 2022€13.98
Q3 2022€14.05
Q4 2022€14.02
Q1 2023€14.50
Q2 2023€15.20
Q3 2023€16.39
Q4 2023€13.41
Q1 2024€15.08
Q2 2024€16.46
Q3 2024€15.18
Q4 2024€12.41
Q1 2025€14.04
Q2 2025€15.08
Q3 2025€15.59
Q4 2025€16.15
Q1 2026€15.01
Rent per m² in la Vall d'Hebron, Q1 2014 to Q1 2026

Sale Price Trend

Sale price per m² in la Vall d'Hebron, Q1 2014 to Q2 2026. Official Generalitat data on registered transactions.
QuarterBuy €/m²
Q1 2014€2,111
Q2 2014€2,300
Q3 2014€2,487
Q4 2014€2,779
Q1 2015€2,214
Q3 2015€3,006
Q4 2015€3,048
Q1 2016€3,069
Q3 2016€3,227
Q1 2017€3,537
Q2 2017€4,302
Q3 2017€3,779
Q1 2018€3,631
Q2 2018€3,130
Q3 2018€3,689
Q4 2018€4,140
Q1 2019€4,268
Q2 2019€3,665
Q3 2019€3,378
Q4 2019€3,469
Q1 2020€3,325
Q2 2020€3,103
Q3 2020€4,085
Q4 2020€4,252
Q1 2021€2,932
Q2 2021€4,233
Q3 2021€3,496
Q4 2021€4,796
Q1 2022€4,475
Q2 2022€4,706
Q3 2022€4,835
Q4 2022€4,358
Q1 2023€4,406
Q2 2023€4,524
Q3 2023€4,259
Q4 2023€4,790
Q1 2024€3,852
Q2 2024€4,078
Q3 2024€4,109
Q4 2024€4,310
Q1 2025€4,881
Q2 2025€4,938
Q3 2025€5,391
Q4 2025€5,385
Q1 2026€5,036
Q2 2026€5,437

What is on the street

la Vall d'Hebron is quieter than most of Barcelona.

More places to eat and drink than 17% of the 73 barris.

Restaurants & bars
2.1
Food shops
1.3
Health & care
0.7
Education
1.5
Leisure & culture
0.0

Bars run against the city median, marked.

Ajuntament de Barcelona commercial census, CC BY 4.0. How this is counted.

Rent vs buy

Rent

€15.01

per m²

Est. monthly, 75 m²

€1,126

As of Q1 2026

Buy

€5,437

per m²

Est. price, 75 m²

€407,792

As of Q2 2026

Typical sale: 68 m² for €366,000, from 3 registered transactions.

Rent and sale figures are from different quarters, so no yield is shown.

Fair rent for 75 m² in la Vall d'Hebron

Excl. utilities

What people here earn

€25,743

Disposable income in la Vall d'Hebron averages €25,743 per person a year (2023, Ajuntament de Barcelona). The city average is €24,904.

Per person, not per household, and the mean across this barri’s census sections. CC BY 4.0. Why we do not divide rent by it.

New lettings registered here

That is roughly one new letting every 5 days.

17 contracts registered in la Vall d'Hebron in Q1 2026.

A count, not a vacancy rate: bigger barris register more contracts simply because they hold more homes. How to read this figure.

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Rent from INCASÒL; sale prices from the Generalitat's registered-transaction statistics. Gross yield is our calculation. Q1 2026, indicative. Always check your own contract.