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Poverty and living standards in Córdoba, Spain: official figures

Police recorded 18,589 criminal offences in the municipality of Córdoba in 2025, up 13.2% on 2024 (16,418); that puts Córdoba 1st of 15 major Spanish cities ranked from the biggest rise to the biggest fall.

Recorded criminal offences
18,589
2025

How many burglaries are there in Córdoba?

Córdoba recorded 4,402 thefts (hurtos) and 3,179 cases of online fraud in 2025; there were 348 home burglaries.

Source: Ministerio del Interior · saved copy

How much does an apartment cost in Córdoba?

An apartment in Córdoba cost €143,603 to buy on average in 2024.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How much does a house cost in Córdoba?

A house cost €210,602 to buy on average in 2024.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people live alone in Córdoba?

28% of the 125,777 households in Córdoba were people living alone in 2024, and 3.7% were lone parents with children under 18.

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How Córdoba compares with other cities in Spain

Recorded criminal offences (municipality) (2025)

Córdoba ranks 12 of 15, highest first.

RankCityRecorded criminal offences (municipality)
9Murcia26,043
10Bilbao23,773
11Las Palmas de Gran Canaria19,798
12Córdoba18,589
13Pamplona/Iruña16,239
14Granada13,036
15Santa Cruz de Tenerife10,705
Source: Ministerio del Interior · saved copy

Change in recorded offences, 2024 to 2025 (2025)

Córdoba ranks 1 of 15, highest first.

RankCityChange in recorded offences, 2024 to 2025
1Córdoba+13.2%
2Alicante/Alacant+10.7%
3Palma+6.9%
4Santa Cruz de Tenerife+5.6%
5Zaragoza+5.0%
6Pamplona/Iruña+4.8%
7Murcia+2.8%
Source: Ministerio del Interior · saved copy

Average apartment price (euros) (2024)

Córdoba ranks 25 of 45, highest first.

RankCityAverage apartment price (euros)
22Zaragoza€149,796
23Logroño€144,782
24Valladolid€143,890
25Córdoba€143,603
26Salamanca€143,031
27Burgos€140,479
28Albacete€137,415
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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