Spanish bank launches budget rentals in Andalucia to relieve rental crisis: Prices start from €300 a month

A SPANISH bank has launched budget rental properties in Andalucia, with prices starting at just €300 a month to relieve the area’s rental crisis. 

In Ibiza people are sleeping in their cars while in Puerto Banus landlords are renting out sofas for €500 a month.

It’s no wonder that thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest the lack of affordable housing. 

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Now, InmoCaixa is advertising affordable properties in an attempt to relieve the stress on the market. 

Part of CaixaBank, the estate agent is offering over 20,000 property listings including houses, flats, new builds, commercial properties, offices and parking. 

Their services also include accompanying tenants to viewings and assessing the property to ‘ensure maximum transparency and safety’ while looking for a home. 

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In Sevilla, you could nab a flat for as low as €307, with 102 properties advertised at this price. 

Built in 2010, the Avenida Concejal Alberto Jimenez Becerril apartments have between one and two bedrooms, a park, heating, double glazed windows and a fully equipped kitchen. 

Meanwhile in Malaga, InmoCaixa are offering 98 flats for €402 a month. 

The two bed, one bathroom properties are found on Calle Ramon Ramos Martin and Calle Catedratico Cristobal Cuevas. 

To learn more visit the InmoCaixa catalogue. 

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