2024-01-28 04:09:22
He 74% of income who enter households who earn up to 1,000 euros are intended to pay the mortgage o the rent, supply invoices y The shopping cartas can be seen from the Housing barometer Owner Planet of Mutua Owners Group.
This percentage is located in the 42% in the rest of the homes; beats 60% among the people who they live on rent and takes he 50% of the income of those who live alone.
In this way, of the 2,650 euros average monthly household income, 10,5% is intended to pay basic supplies (electricity, gas and fuel). An expense that is on average 197.3 euro per month14 euros below 2022.
However, for the mileurist homesthis amount compromises up to 21% of total incomewhich may lead to an increase in families in situations of energy poverty.
For his part, the mortgage cost o rent would be located around at 582 euroswhile that of the shopping basket would exceed the 400 euros.
“Given these data, some households face economic limitations o financial that make them vulnerable to unexpected situations, incidental expenses or even to be able to pay others recurring expenses“said the deputy general director of Strategy, Clients and Alternative Channels of the Mutua Proprietaries Group, Laura López Demarbre.
Main concerns
On the other hand, the main concerns in relation to housing indicated by the Spaniards in this barometer are the rise in expenses associated with the home (7,48); illegal occupation (7.15) and the price of purchase of a property (6,92).
In relation to access to housing, the study of Mutua Owners Group reveals a pessimism among those surveyed, since 25% of Spaniards predicts that the cost of housing in 2024 will increase greatly, although this percentage is twelve points below in relation to 2023.
Lopez Demarbre has explained that this pessimism “more moderate” It could be because Spaniards consider that the cost of housing has reached “its peak”so it is expected that in the near future it will stabilize or, at least, not continue at the same rate of growth, although it has indicated that 54% of those surveyed think it will increase “a bit”in front of 19% which considers that housing prices “they will remain the same”.
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