Overview
- Insecurity is cited by 26.5% as the top citywide issue, while concern over access to housing jumps 8.5 points to 20.8%, the highest in the series.
- When asked about personal circumstances, 16.1% name the ability to remain in Barcelona as their biggest problem, overtaking safety, economic worries and unemployment.
- The survey was based on 6,000 in-home interviews conducted from February 10 to May 7, 2025, according to the municipal data office.
- City leaders say rent limits have driven an 8.9% drop in rents over the past 18 months and credit the Pla Endreça with cutting cleanliness complaints.
- District results diverge, with Ciutat Vella prioritizing safety and Gràcia highlighting housing and tourism, and a proposed 30% affordable-housing quota for large projects still awaiting political backing.