According to data relating to personal income tax returns shared by the Tax Agency, economic wealth is distributed very unevenly throughout the national territory, although most of it is concentrated, obviously, in large cities.
Toledois the second most populous city in Castile-La Mancha with a total of 85,818 inhabitants, surpassed only by Albacete which has 174,336 inhabitants.
In this sense, the Atlas of distribution of household income from the National Institute of Statistics (INE) indicates that in the regional capital The average income per person is 14,886 euros and the average income per household is 39,087 euros.
Each neighborhood, district or area of the city has a different average income due to its infrastructure, its job offer, the services it offers, the type of person who resides there and many other factors to take into account account.
The city of Toledo is divided into five major districts: North, South, East, West and Historic Center. It also has two areas of demographic expansion such as Azucaica and Santa María de Benquerencia, commonly known as “El Polígono”.
According to the report collected by the INE the richest district of Toledo It is formed around Avenida de Europa, more precisely the streets of Rome, Berne and Luxembourg, located near the Parc des Trois Cultures. In this district, the average income per person is 23,878 euros, almost ten thousand euros more than the total average and average income per household It is also much superior, since it is located above 70,000 eurosmore precisely 70,474 euros.
The richest city in Castile-La Mancha is in Cuenca
The municipality with the highest income in the region is located in the province of Cuenca and has 1,066 inhabitants. A total of 37,335 euros of average gross income places it in 77th place in the national ranking. San Lorenzo de la Parrilla tops the list of the richest Castilian-La Mancha cities.
The five richest cities in Castile-La Mancha are San Lorenzo de la Parrilla (Cuenca), Pepino (Toledo) with 33,717 euros; Cabanillas del Campo (Guadalajara), with 33,274; Olías del Rey (Toledo), with 32,806 and Cobisa (Toledo), with 32,708.