Property for sale in Palma De Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca is the capital of the island and the Balearic Islands, a Mediterranean city with a Gothic cathedral on the waterfront, a historic old town and a busy yacht harbour. It is a place to live as well as to visit, with restaurants, shops, markets and cultural life all year round, and it has the island's main airport on its doorstep. At Homes-Abroad.com, we help English, Danish, Swedish, and other Northern European buyers find the right home in Palma, from a renovated apartment in the old town to a villa on the hills above the bay.

What Makes Palma de Mallorca Different?

Palma is a real city rather than a resort, and its property market reflects that. Here is what draws our buyers:

• A premium market. Most of the homes we list in Palma fall between roughly €580,000 and €5 million, with a median asking price of around €1.5 million.
• Mostly resale. About eight in ten of our listings are resale properties in Palma, from historic town houses and apartments to villas, while around two in ten are new build homes for those who prefer modern construction.
• A city by the sea. You have a waterfront, a marina, parks and beaches within reach, together with the everyday services of a city, including hospitals, schools and transport links.
• A year-round place to live. Palma stays active outside the summer, which suits buyers planning to live here rather than only visit.

Where Should You Buy in Palma de Mallorca?

Palma is the island capital on Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands province. These are some of the settings our buyers consider.

The old town

The old town, around the cathedral and the narrow streets behind the waterfront, has historic town houses and apartments with period character. It suits buyers who want to walk everywhere and enjoy the restaurants, galleries and shops on their doorstep. Older buildings can bring higher renovation and maintenance costs, so it pays to look closely at the condition of a property and the building as a whole.

Santa Catalina and Portixol

Santa Catalina is a lively neighbourhood close to the centre, known for its market and its cafés and restaurants. Portixol is a former fishing quarter by the sea, with a relaxed, seaside feel while still close to the city. Both areas are popular with buyers who want a lively neighbourhood feel rather than a quiet suburb.

Son Vida and the hills

Son Vida, on the hillside above the city, is one of Palma's best-known residential areas, with large villas, golf and views over the bay. It is quiet and green, and a car is useful for daily life. Buyers here are often looking for privacy, space and a sea view rather than city-centre convenience.

Other parts of the island

If you are weighing Palma against a different setting, look at Pollensa in the north, Sóller in the Tramuntana mountains or Santa Ponsa on the south-west coast. We can help you compare price, setting and the type of home before you decide.

Why Choose Homes-Abroad.com?

We are not a generalist agency trying to serve everyone. We focus on helping buyers from the UK, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands find the right property in Spain, and we have built everything around that mission.

• We speak your language. Our team handles enquiries and viewings in English, Danish, and Swedish, so nothing gets lost in translation when it matters most.
• Honest, no-pressure advice. We will tell you if a property is overpriced, if Palma De Mallorca does not suit your brief, or if a development has a track record worth knowing about. We would rather lose a deal than see a client make the wrong purchase.
• Real listings, real prices. Our listings in Palma run from town apartments and townhouses to villas worth several million euros, and we will help you compare neighbourhoods and properties before you decide.
• End-to-end support. We connect you with trusted local lawyers, mortgage brokers, currency specialists, and property managers, building a reliable team around your purchase from day one.