> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://barna.news/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Parc i la Llacuna Tops Room Rental Costs - URL: https://barna.news/parc-i-la-llacuna-tops-room-rental-costs/ - Published: 2026-10-24T10:45:12.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-24T10:45:12.000Z - Description: A new study identifies Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou as Barcelona’s most expensive neighbourhood for shared housing, with rooms averaging €800 per month. - Author: Barna.News - Tags: Housing ## Barcelona's Most Expensive Shared Rooms A recent analysis by the property platform Spotahome has found that renting a room in Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou, located in the Sant Martí district, is the most costly in Spain’s eight major cities. The average monthly price for a room in this neighbourhood stands at €800, according to data collected between April and June 2026\. This figure represents a 23.1% year-on-year increase and surpasses even Trafalgar in Madrid, where the average room costs €748 per month. ## Barcelona Leads National Rankings Barcelona ranks as the most expensive city in the study for room rentals, with an average cost of €627 per month. This reflects ongoing challenges for renters, particularly those seeking affordable shared accommodation. However, significant disparities exist within the city. While Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou commands €800, other areas such as Camp d'en Grassot i Gràcia Nova average €550, and Besòs i el Maresme €560\. This gap means renters in the most expensive neighbourhood pay €250 more per month, amounting to €3,000 annually, than those in more affordable zones. ## High-Cost Neighbourhoods Across Barcelona Following Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou, other costly areas for shared rooms include Putxet i el Farró (€735), Dreta de l'Eixample (€703), Poblenou (€698), and Sagrada Família (€694). The high prices in Poblenou and its surrounding areas are linked to proximity to the 22@ technology district and the coastline, making them attractive to professionals and students despite the cost. > Barcelona’s rental market remains under pressure, even for those choosing to share. The disparities between neighbourhoods highlight growing inequality in housing affordability. --- ### What This Means for Renters The findings underscore the financial strain on individuals relying on shared housing, especially in high-demand zones. Students, young professionals, and low-income residents may find it increasingly difficult to secure accommodation in central or well-connected areas. Current listings on platforms such as [pisos.com](https://www.pisos.com/alquilar/habitacion-el%5Fparc%5Fla%5Fllacuna%5Fdel%5Fpoblenou08018-65908791083%5F104700/?ref=barna.news) confirm market activity in the area, with some rooms advertised from €700 per month, though the average remains significantly higher. For those seeking long-term rentals, transparency and verified listings are available via [viviendaalquiler.es](https://www.viviendaalquiler.es/propiedad/4440329?ref=barna.news), a platform offering detailed property information including furnished studios in the same neighbourhood for €1,145 per month. --- *Sources:* [*pisos.com*](https://www.pisos.com/alquilar/habitacion-el%5Fparc%5Fla%5Fllacuna%5Fdel%5Fpoblenou08018-65908791083%5F104700/?ref=barna.news)*.* --- ### Related on Barna.News - [Recoletos and Pedralbes Top Spain's Priciest Rents](https://barna.news/recoletos-and-pedralbes-top-spain-s/) - [Real Estate Firms Offer Bribes to Concierges](https://barna.news/real-estate-firms-offer-bribes-to/) - [Multi-property landlords charge 3.5% more in rent](https://barna.news/multi-property-landlords-charge-3-5/) - [Enter Coliving in bankruptcy as room rentals collapse](https://barna.news/enter-coliving-in-bankruptcy-as-room/)