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Economy, jobs and prices in Granada (Andalusia, Spain): official figures

GDP per person was 25,000 purchasing power standards (PPS) in 2023, 65% of the EU average (91% for Spain); 52nd highest of 59 provinces in Spain.

GDP per person (PPS)
25,000
2023
People in work
343,800
2023
Net income per person (€)
13,509
2024

How big is the economy of Granada?

The local economy produced €20.8 billion of output (GDP) in 2023.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people work in Granada?

About 343,800 people worked in Granada in 2023 (employment by place of work).

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What is the average income in Granada province?

Net income averaged €13,509 per resident in the province of Granada in 2024, 85% of the Spanish average of €15,948 and 11th lowest of Spain's 59 provinces and islands.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

How fast are incomes growing in Granada province?

Net income per person in Granada rose 6.3% between 2023 and 2024 and has grown 52% since 2015 (from €8,877); that growth ranks 18th fastest of 56 among the provinces and islands with figures back to 2015.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the average household income in Granada province?

Households in the province of Granada took home €33,062 a year on average in 2024; before income tax and social security contributions the figure was €39,669. The national household average was €40,605.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the median income in Granada province?

Median income per consumption unit, which adjusts for household size, was €17,150 in Granada in 2024 (Spain: €19,950), 5th lowest of 59; the mean was €19,776, so the median sat 13% below it.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the main industry in Granada?

The largest part of the economy of Granada in 2023 was public administration, education, health and other services, at 26.9% of gross value added, followed by trade, transport, hospitality and communications (25.5%).

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How industrial is Granada?

Industry (manufacturing, mining and energy) made up 9.4% of output in 2023, against 16.1% for Spain.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How fast is the economy of Granada growing?

Gross value added rose from €14.4 billion in 2015 to €19.0 billion in 2023 in current prices, an increase of 32% before inflation.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What jobs do people do in Granada?

Of the 343,800 jobs located in Granada in 2023, 34% in public services, education, health and other services, 7% in industry and 5.9% in farming, forestry and fishing.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Are jobs growing in Granada?

The number of people working in Granada rose by 10.7% between 2015 and 2023, to 343,800.

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How Granada compares with other provinces in Spain

Net income per person (2024)

Granada ranks 49 of 59, highest first.

RankAreaNet income per person
46Málaga€13,737
47Cuenca€13,624
48Cáceres€13,614
49Granada€13,509
50Ciudad Real€13,408
51Córdoba€13,337
52Murcia€13,218
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

Median income per consumption unit (2024)

Granada ranks 55 of 59, highest first.

RankAreaMedian income per consumption unit
52Ciudad Real€17,150
53Córdoba€17,150
54Cuenca€17,150
55Granada€17,150
56Badajoz€16,450
57Huelva€16,450
58Jaén€16,450
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

Growth in net income per person since 2015 (2015-2024)

Granada ranks 18 of 56, highest first.

RankAreaGrowth in net income per person since 2015
15Sevilla52.8%
16Ciudad Real52.6%
17Almería52.5%
18Granada52.2%
19Huelva51.9%
20Albacete51.6%
21Cuenca51.2%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

Share of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy) (2023)

Granada ranks 45 of 59, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy)
42Salamanca11.7%
43Ávila10.9%
44Menorca10.0%
45Granada9.4%
46Madrid8.6%
47El Hierro7.4%
48Gran Canaria7.1%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Share of output from finance, property and business services (2023)

Granada ranks 10 of 59, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from finance, property and business services
7Bizkaia26.2%
8Tarragona26.0%
9Valencia/València25.9%
10Granada25.5%
11Girona24.8%
12Gran Canaria24.8%
13Asturias24.7%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Share of output from public administration, education, health and other services (2023)

Granada ranks 11 of 59, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from public administration, education, health and other services
8Córdoba27.8%
9Jaén27.5%
10Cádiz27.5%
11Granada26.9%
12Gran Canaria26.8%
13Cáceres26.4%
14Tenerife25.8%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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