On the VTC360 marketplace, advertised and agreed rents currently range from €1,500 to €2,200 per month depending on the province: Seville at the lower end, Valencia at around €1,900, and Barcelona at the higher end. In terms of the property’s value, this represents gross rental income of around 2–3 per cent per month in markets with demand for rental properties — before expenses, taxes and periods without a tenant.
To put that figure into perspective:
- This is gross rent. You need to deduct the licence fee and associated charges, any agency fees if you use one, the VAT/income tax applicable to your situation, and the months of vacancy between tenants.
- The operator’s financial standing is the real risk. A rent 10 per cent higher with a unreliable operator is a worse deal than market-rate rent with a verified fleet. Check out the network of operators.
- The contract is key: security deposit (two months’ rent is standard), notice period, liability for penalties and maintenance of the licence.
If you want the network version, the guaranteed rent provides a minimum rent guaranteed by contract for 24 months by a verified operator — this is indicated on the property listings with a badge. Compare scenarios using the simulator.
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LAST REVIEWED · Jul 19, 2026 — VTC360 guide: general criteria, not advice for your specific case.