Apartments and Houses for Rent in Madrid, Spain

Madrid is the capital of Spain, the largest city in the country, the economic center, the capital of the province of Madrid. Madrid is not only one of the most livable cities in Spain, it is also a favorite among expats. If you are thinking of moving to Spain, there are many reasons to consider Madrid as a destination to move to Spain.

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Best Madrid neighborhoods for expats - Best places to live in Spain

Madrid is one of the most densely populated cities in Spain, and the best neighborhoods in Madrid are concentrated in the city center, as most new expatriats prefer to live near the city center.

The upper class in Spain traditionally resides in the city center as well as in villas in the north and northwest of the city. Meanwhile, working-class families and immigrants mainly reside in the southern and southeastern regions.

We offer a wide variety of Madrid houses, from traditional and modern city apartments in popular areas, to spacious villas and affordable studio apartments on the outskirts of the city.

Below we will list the most suitable areas for living in Madrid for you. Whether you are living for a short period of time or looking for a longer-term residence, you can find the perfect Madrid neighborhood.

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1.Salamanca apartment for rent

Salamanca has some of the highest quality architecture and main shopping areas in the city of Madrid. Salamanca is such a popular area with so many important venues that its housing rents are often higher than normal. Salamanca is ideal for middle and upper income expats who like to live in safe, upscale, well-equipped neighborhoods.

2.Chamberí apartment for rent

As one of the largest neighborhoods in the city, Chamberí is mainly known for its residential areas. Chamberí is a very ideal residential area in Madrid, mainly because it is located in the city center. There are several reputable public and private schools here, as well as some top universities in Madrid nearby.

3.La Latina apartment for rent

La Latina has a deep historical charm as it is the oldest neighborhood in Madrid. La Latina is also a favorite among expats, as it is one of the most multicultural neighborhoods in Madrid. Apartments are usually located in older historic buildings and can be a bit expensive to rent.

4.Sol apartment for rent

Sol is located in the center of Madrid and is the busiest and most visited place in the city. Living here, you will always be surrounded by the vitality and fast-paced lifestyle of Madrid. The lifestyle here attracts more expat singles and young couples.

5.Malasaña apartment for rent

Compared to Sol, this central neighborhood is young and trendy, the atmosphere is more relaxed, and the rent is cheaper. Due to its low rent, Malasana is popular with students and young professionals.

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Madrid is one of the most exciting and welcoming cities in the world. Before you move to Spain, be sure to budget for all costs, including housing, and apply for the appropriate visa.

Here are some necessary tips and considerations to help you make the best decision to live in Madrid. Before starting to look for a property, consider some aspects, such as proximity to work or school, the size of space you need, convenient facilities, and the overall atmosphere you like.

The cost of renting in Madrid depends on where you choose to live and how big an apartment you need. The vast majority of housing in Madrid is apartments (apartamentos or pisos) and you will also encounter many architectural styles, such as classic Spanish and Moorish.

If you are thinking about relocating to Europe, you can also check out London, Paris, Berlin, Rome and other cities.