Barcelona Tourist Apartment Occupancy 91.3% in September
INE's provisional September survey has Barcelona tourist apartments 91.32% occupied but only 53.07% of places taken. Small estimated base, so read it as context, not a forecast.
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Barcelona’s tourist apartments were 91.32% occupied in September 2026, according to INE’s tourist-apartment survey, published on 3 November 2026. That is below August (94.86%) and above September 2025 (85.15%). Bed occupancy was 53.07%, below both August (68.36%) and September 2025 (59.08%). The data are provisional and rest on an estimated 707 apartments. This is survey data, not hotel data, so use it as one more reading on Barcelona demand, not as a forecast for your own listings.
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