The Spanish Tax Agency released 2024 income statistics on 8 October 2026, revealing that thirteen Spanish neighbourhoods recorded average annual incomes exceeding 100,000 euros. La Moraleja in Madrid remains the wealthiest, averaging 235,556 euros per person.
Data shows a 224,000-euro gap between La Moraleja and Seville's Torreblanca, which averaged 11,560 euros. Significant growth was noted in Murcia's Santa Cruz district, up 258%, and A Coruna's Ciudad Vieja-Centro, while Basque and Navarre regions were excluded.
The figures highlight extreme wealth disparities across major municipalities. While La Moraleja's average income rose by 20%, several districts like Nou Alacant and Carrus-Plaza de Barcelona remained below 20,000 euros, reflecting a divided economic landscape.