Palma de Mallorca
Palma, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Palma is not one market. A flat by the market square in Santa Catalina, a gated garden in Son Dureta and an estate behind a gate in Son Vida are three different decisions at three different prices, and the distance between them is a few minutes.Palma is not one market. Santa Catalina, Son Dureta and Son Vida are three different decisions at three different prices.
Why it matters
The neighbourhood decides the price and the day
The same money buys a renovated floor in the old town, a new-built apartment with a roof pool two blocks from Bellver Park, or a top floor in a gated garden ten minutes further out. None of them is the better buy in general. One of them is the better buy for you.
Each guide says what the neighbourhood is, who tends to buy there, what the buildings are, and what we are holding in it today. Where we hold nothing, it says so instead of filling the page. Everything here comes from our own portfolio and our own listings.
The guides
Eight neighbourhoods in Palma
Santa Catalina8 properties with us
Son Armadams12 properties with us
Son Vida2 properties with us
PortixolGuide
La Bonanova1 property with us
Son Dureta1 property with us
Cala MajorGuide
La LonjaGuide
The next step
Start with a conversation, not a viewing
Thirty minutes, in Palma or by video, in English, Swedish, German or Spanish. Tell us which of these streets you keep coming back to and we will tell you what it really costs to live on them.