Palma is the only place in Mallorca that lives all year round: restaurants, culture, clinics, international schools, the airport in fifteen minutes. Those who want to live in a Mediterranean city rather than a summer resort look here — and pay the island's highest prices per square metre for it.
Search in this areaAll areasPalacios with courtyards, converted townhouses, roof terraces with cathedral views. Listed buildings, communities with history, hardly any parking — but substance that does not exist twice.
Former fishing quarter, today Palma's most sought-after residential area: low houses, market hall, gastronomy. Small floor plans, high prices, very liquid.
Front line by the sea with a promenade towards the city. Fishermen's houses and modernised apartments; sea views are a genuine price driver here.
The classic villa location above the city with three golf courses and security. Generous plots, partly in need of renovation from the 70s and 80s.
Hillside locations west of the city overlooking the bay: villas and residential complexes, family-friendly, close to international schools.
Places in this region: Palma Altstadt, Santa Catalina, Portixol, El Molinar, Son Vida, Génova, Sant Agustí, Cas Català.
In Palma we mostly look after apartments: checks after storms and rain (roof terraces!), community correspondence, tradesmen in narrow old-town lanes — and an arrival service before your city break.
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Port d'Andratx, Santa Ponsa, Bendinat, Portals: the densest villa landscape on the island, international, liquid.
→Sóller, Deià, Valldemossa: the scenery Mallorca is known for — with strict building rules and scarce supply.
→Pollença, Alcúdia, Formentor: quieter, greener, with long beaches and a loyal buyer base from northern Europe.
→Seven regions compared with a decision table.
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