Featured
Villa
€4,900,000
Villa in Palma, Gènova
Palma
4
5
515 m²
Plot:375 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: CHA0004View Details →
Prime Area
Palma de Mallorca
The Mediterranean Capital
Palma is one of Europe's most desirable cities, blending centuries of history with a thriving contemporary culture. From the Gothic cathedral to the trendy Santa Catalina neighbourhood, the city offers an exceptional urban lifestyle with world-class gastronomy, art, and a stunning waterfront promenade.
Lifestyle
Gothic cathedral, Santa Catalina dining scene, Paseo Marítimo, galleries, international airport 15 min
Investment
Strong rental demand year-round, growing digital nomad and expat community
Properties
Old Town palaces, modern penthouses, renovated apartments, and seafront residences
Featured
Duplex
€9,500,000
Duplex in Palma, Santa Catalina
Palma
3
3
426 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: DUP0003View Details →
Featured
Penthouse
€3,625,000
Penthouse in Palma
Palma
3
3
296 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: ATC0012View Details →
Villa
€1,950,000
LARGE VILLA WITH GREAT VIEWS IN SON DURETA/SON ESPANYOLET
Palma
4
5
595 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: CHA0005View Details →
Town House
€1,975,000
Town House in Palma, Gènova
Palma
3
3
167 m²
Plot:395 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: CHA0010View Details →
Penthouse
€1,900,000
Penthouse in Palma
Palma
2
2
225 m²
Maria Erenius
Real Estate Advisor
Ref: ATC0013View Details →
MARKET DATA
Palma at a Glance
| Price Range | €300K – €12M+ |
| Avg. Price per m² | €4,500 – €10,000 |
| Avg. Property Size | 80 – 400 m² |
| Property Types | Old Town Palaces, Penthouses, Modern Apartments, Lofts |
| Distance to Palma | 0 min (City Center) |
| Distance to Airport | 15 min |
| Lifestyle | Culture, Gastronomy, Nightlife, Year-Round Urban Living |
| Rental Yield | 5–7% |
| 5-Year Growth | +42% |
* Indicative data based on 2024–2025 market analysis. Contact us for the latest figures.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Everything About Palma
What are the best neighbourhoods in Palma for luxury property?
The most sought-after neighbourhoods in Palma include the Old Town (Casco Antiguo) for historic palaces and renovated apartments, Santa Catalina for its vibrant dining scene and trendy atmosphere, Paseo Marítimo for seafront living, and Son Espanyolet for spacious family properties. Each offers a distinct lifestyle.
Is Palma a good investment for rental property?
Yes, Palma offers strong year-round rental demand due to its status as a major Mediterranean city, growing digital nomad community, and thriving tourism sector. The city has one of the highest rental yields in the Balearic Islands, particularly for well-located apartments and penthouses.
What is the cost of living in Palma de Mallorca?
Palma offers a high quality of life at a lower cost than comparable Mediterranean cities like Barcelona or Nice. While luxury property prices are premium (€3,000-8,000/sqm in prime areas), daily living costs including dining, transport, and services are reasonable for a European capital.
Your Palma Specialist
Maria Erenius
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