Is it more profitable to rent a property in Valencia furnished or unfurnished?
- Tetiana Turanova
- Dec 17, 2025
- 2 min read

One of the most common questions property owners ask us is:Is it better to rent a property furnished or unfurnished?
Let’s look at this question based on real rental experience in Valencia.
Why Valencia attracts international tenants
In recent years, Valencia has become one of the most desirable cities for international residents.The key driver was the widespread adoption of remote work during COVID, which remains common in many global companies.
After borders reopened, people were free to choose where to live, not just where to work.Spain — and Valencia in particular — offers:
strong infrastructure
high safety standards
a mild climate
excellent food quality and variety
a welcoming lifestyle
still affordable prices compared to the US or Northern Europe
Who are today’s tenants?
In quality rental segments, most tenants are foreign professionals who:
are willing to pay slightly higher rent,
are reliable with payments,
rarely create legal or occupancy issues,
often rent before deciding to buy.
Many prefer to live in Spain for 1–2 years before making a purchase.
The key factor: furniture
From our experience, 9 out of 10 foreign tenants are not willing to rent an unfurnished property.They prefer flexibility and do not want to invest in furniture.
The numbers
In Valencia:
Unfurnished house: €2,500–3,500 / month
Furnished house: €200–300 more per month
Average: +€250 / month
Typical lease: 5 years
👉 €250 × 12 × 5 = €15,000
This amount is enough to fully furnish a property with good-quality furniture that lasts over 10 years.
Conclusion
Furniture pays for itself within the first 5 years
Higher rental income
Faster leasing and lower vacancy
Our recommendation is clear: furnish the property.
How we can help
At Turanova Space, we furnish properties in Valencia within one month, combining efficiency, quality and comfort.
📞 +34600677032 Contact us to make your property rental-ready and profitable.
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