Presentació
The Observatori Metropolità de l’Habitatge de Barcelona (O-HB) is a supra-municipal instrument dedicated to the research and analysis of data related to housing. Its purpose is to support the design and evaluation of public policies. It was created in 2017 as an initiative of Barcelona City Council, the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona (AMB), the Diputació de Barcelona and the Generalitat de Catalunya, with the support of the Association of Social Housing Managers (GHS ). Since 2018, it has been integrated into the structure of the Metropolis Institute.
This laboratory aims to improve the knowledge of the rental market from the information available in the Register of Affiliations...
With the aim of knowing the reality (or realities) of social housing, the laboratory ‘Map of social housing managers of...
Laboratory analysing rents during the fourth trimester of 2023 using data on supply and demand obtained from the property portals...
Laboratory that makes a first approach to the rental of seasonal properties in the city of Barcelona. On the one...
The ‘Strategies and rehabilitation potential’ laboratory is a structural project of the Barcelona Metropolitan Housing Observatory (O-HB). It aims to...
First approach of the Barcelona Metropolitan Housing Observatory to the housing situation and residential vulnerability from a gender perspective. Made...
Second edition of the property structure laboratory in the demarcation of Barcelona, which aims to provide periodic information on the...
Laboratory that analyzes the characteristics of the effective demand for housing: people or households who are actively looking for housing...
Laboratory analysing rents during the third trimester of 2023 using data on supply and demand obtained from the property portals...
Fourth edition of the rental housing structure laboratory, which provides data from 2023 and focuses solely on the city’s housing...
Laboratory analysing rents during the second trimester of 2023 using data on supply and demand obtained from the property portals...
This laboratory analyses the rental sector via data on supply and demand provided by the property portals Habitaclia and Fotocasa,...
