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Catalonia recorded 6,814 evictions in 2025, 27.4% of the national total. Madrid had 2,267. Comparing per capita rates.
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In 2025, **Catalonia** led evictions in Spain with **6,814** cases, while the **Community of Madrid** registered **2,267**.
## Evictions in numbers
In Spain, **6,814** evictions were recorded in **Catalonia** last year, representing **27.4%** of the national total. Of this figure, the majority, **5,025**, were due to rent non-payment, and **1,050** to mortgage foreclosures. The **Community of Madrid**, for its part, ranked fourth with **2,267** evictions. In the Madrid region, **1,931** evictions corresponded to the Urban Leases Law and **252** to mortgage foreclosures.
## Per capita rates
When analyzing the incidence of evictions per **100,000 inhabitants**, the differences become more pronounced. **Catalonia** registered **62** evictions for rent per **100,000** residents. In contrast, the **Community of Madrid** had a rate of **27** evictions for rent per **100,000** inhabitants. These figures offer a different perspective on the issue in both autonomous communities.
## Evictions in numbers
In Spain, **6,814** evictions were recorded in **Catalonia** last year, representing **27.4%** of the national total. Of this figure, the majority, **5,025**, were due to rent non-payment, and **1,050** to mortgage foreclosures. The **Community of Madrid**, for its part, ranked fourth with **2,267** evictions. In the Madrid region, **1,931** evictions corresponded to the Urban Leases Law and **252** to mortgage foreclosures.
## Per capita rates
When analyzing the incidence of evictions per **100,000 inhabitants**, the differences become more pronounced. **Catalonia** registered **62** evictions for rent per **100,000** residents. In contrast, the **Community of Madrid** had a rate of **27** evictions for rent per **100,000** inhabitants. These figures offer a different perspective on the issue in both autonomous communities.
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