Madrid Padel Market — Supply, Demand & Competition

Venues
201
Courts/100K
30.1
Population
3.3M
padelnomics Score
41/100
Key takeaway: Madrid is in a growth phase. 30.1 courts per 100K and a padelnomics Score of 41/100 indicate a maturing market with room for well-positioned new entrants.

Madrid currently has 201 padel venues with 980 courts serving 3.3M residents. The padelnomics Score of 41/100 captures the city's investment potential in a single metric. This analysis breaks down how supply, demand, and competition interact in Madrid.

Supply Analysis

Madrid has 201 venues and 980 courts — translating to 6.2 venues and 30.1 courts per 100K residents.

Venue density is high: Madrid is among the best-served padel locations. The market is largely saturated — new entrants need a clear differentiation strategy to compete.

Metric Value
Venues 201
Courts 980
Venues per 100K residents 6.2
Courts per 100K residents 30.1
Nearest padel court 0.1 km
Data confidence 100%

Demand Signals

The true strength of padel demand in Madrid only surfaces in live booking and occupancy data — which venues run hot at which prices, where the market pays a meaningful peak premium, and which slots are structurally empty. These live indicators — median occupancy across all tracked venues, peak/off-peak price spreads, and how both shift month over month — are part of Padelnomics Research. On the public surface the padelnomics Score of 41/100 is the compact read on the demand–supply balance.

Competition Landscape

Within 25 km of Madrid, there are 1284 padel venues with 6723 courts serving a catchment population of 5.7M (22.6 venues / 118.5 courts per 100K).

The catchment area is densely served — competition extends well beyond city limits. Site selection and accessibility become critical factors.

Tennis infrastructure as a signal: There are 7644 tennis courts within 25 km. A strong tennis base signals high racquet-sport affinity — a pool of potential padel converts who already know the crossover or can be reached through combined offerings.

Revenue Potential

Revenue potential for a padel facility in Madrid sits directly on the realised hourly rates and the booked occupancy across the year — figures that come from live market data, not assumptions. Per-court revenue estimates, comparison benchmarks against nearby venues, and the sensitivity to price and occupancy swings are part of Padelnomics Research. For a financial model with your own assumptions — court count, build costs, pricing strategy, occupancy scenarios — use the financial planner.

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FAQ

How big is the padel market in Madrid?

Madrid has 201 padel venues with 980 courts serving 3.3M residents. That translates to 30.1 courts per 100,000 people. Within the 25 km catchment area, there are 1284 venues with 6723 courts.

How competitive is the padel market in Madrid?

The market is densely served: 6.2 venues per 100K residents point to a saturated market. The catchment area has 22.6 venues per 100K.

What is the revenue potential for a padel facility in Madrid?

Revenue potential per court in Madrid sits on current hourly rates and booked occupancy. Concrete estimates with market benchmarks are part of Padelnomics Research; use the financial planner to model your own assumptions for price, occupancy, and court count.

What are padel court prices in Madrid?

Padel court prices in Madrid vary between indoor and outdoor facilities and between peak and off-peak hours. City- and venue-level pricing benchmarks — median peak and off-peak rates, P25–P75 spreads — are part of Padelnomics Research.

Is Madrid still a good market for new padel facilities?

A score of 41/100 reflects solid potential. The market has room for well-positioned new entrants — site selection and facility concept are key. Model your scenario in the financial planner.

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