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What to check before buying a flat in Trinitat Vella

Trinitat Vella in figures, so you know what to ask at the viewing. These are figures for the whole neighbourhood: the flat you're going to see may differ from the average.

Winter sun

44%of façades with no direct sun on 21 December

On 21 December, on a middle floor, 44% of façades get no direct sun. On the first floor it is 60%; on the top floor, 35%.

Asoleo calculation with ICGC LiDAR, across all the façades in the neighbourhood.

See your street, one side at a time

Noise

14.9%of street-facing façades above 65 dB by day

30.9%of street-facing façades above 55 dB at night

By day, 14.9% of street-facing façades exceed 65 dB; at night, 30.9% exceed 55 dB. Across Barcelona it is 23.4% and 34.7%.

Barcelona City Council noise map, 2022, measured at the façade, not inside the flat.

Tourist flats

1.1per 1,000 homes

5 registered tourist flats: 1.1 per 1,000 homes. The Barcelona average is 12.8.

The register only includes those with a licence.

Low-emission zone

Inside

The whole neighbourhood is inside the Rondes low-emission zone (ZBE): cars without an environmental label can't drive here Monday to Friday, 7 am to 8 pm.

Rent

13.55 €/m²a month, new contracts

€13.55/m² a month (Q2 2025–Q1 2026). The Barcelona average is €16.83/m².

New contracts, from the rental deposits lodged with Incasòl.

On foot

  • Metro, train and tram2
  • Schools3
  • Health centres1
  • Municipal markets0
  • Parks3

The neighbourhood has 2 metro, train or tram stations, 3 schools, 1 health centre and 3 parks.

It has no municipal market within its limits.

It counts what is inside the neighbourhood's boundaries: what is just across the street doesn't show up.

What to ask at the viewing

  1. What label your car has, if you have a car.
  2. What time the sun comes in: at a viewing you only see one hour of the day.

All of this, for your specific flat, in the report.

Sources

Public data from these bodies; Asoleo has no connection with them.