Property for Sale in Palma de Mallorca
From restored old-town townhouses to designer Santa Catalina lofts and seafront penthouses in Portixol — a personally curated selection across Palma's best neighborhoods.
Living in Palma
Palma is repeatedly ranked one of Europe's most liveable cities — walkable, year-round sun, an international airport with direct flights to most major capitals, a working seafront, and a depth of culture, food and architecture that few cities its size can match.
I help international buyers navigate Palma's neighborhoods — which streets get morning vs evening sun, which buildings have viable ETV, where construction is planned, and where long-term value is best protected. Every property is personally visited first.
Buying Property in Palma de Mallorca
What does property in Palma cost? Studio apartments from €350K. Family apartments €700K–€1.8M. Restored old-town townhouses €1.5M–€5M. Sea-view penthouses and Son Vida villas €2M–€15M+.
Which Palma neighborhood is best? It depends on how you'll live. Old town for culture and walkability, Santa Catalina for food and design, Portixol for seafront life, Bonanova for views, Son Vida for space and security. I help match the neighborhood to your routine.
Are ETV holiday rental licenses available in Palma? Palma city has a moratorium on new multi-family ETV licenses, so properties with existing ETV carry a significant premium. Single-family houses (unifamiliares) have a separate, narrower path. I verify status before any offer.
What taxes apply? Taxes and ongoing costs depend on the property and whether it is a resale or new build. Ask an independent lawyer and tax adviser for a current, individual calculation.
How long does the buying process take? Typically 6–10 weeks from accepted offer to keys, assuming financing and due diligence run in parallel. Cash buyers can complete faster.