Recent market reports from Handelsblatt and Engel & Völkers paint a clear picture: Despite economic uncertainties and growing social protests, the real estate market in Mallorca remains stable – and prices continue to rise. Particularly sought-after locations are reaching new record highs, while supply remains limited due to land scarcity and stricter regulations.

For buyers, this means: competition for high-quality properties on the Balearic island is intensifying – and alternative ownership models are becoming increasingly important.

"A house in a good location costs several million euros."

This is how Handelsblatt describes the current situation on the island. According to Engel & Völkers, purchase prices for houses in prime locations – such as Calvià or the southwest near Port d’Andratx – now range between three and four million euros. Even properties in simpler locations without sea views often cost between two and three million euros.

The price trend underscores the development:
Since 2020, property prices in Mallorca have risen by an average of eight percent per year. Meanwhile, premium apartments in the southwest are traded for up to €750,000, while more affordable properties inland start around €300,000 to €350,000.

Other key insights from the market reports

• Steady price increases: In 2024, the average price per square metre on the Balearic Islands rose by 15%.

• Strong investment appetite: Germans (59%) and Britons (12%) lead the buyer statistics.

• Unaffected by protests: Despite public demonstrations, international demand remains high.

• Scarcity and exclusivity: Limited building land is driving further price increases.

• Trend toward sustainable luxury: High-end properties with a focus on energy efficiency are gaining importance.

Mallorca Is Becoming Even More Exclusive – with Limited Supply

A key factor behind this development is the extremely limited availability of land:
40% of the island’s surface is under nature protection. New developments are rare and heavily regulated, further fuelling the rise in property prices.

Despite debates around tourism and second homes, the market reports show investors remain optimistic.
"We do not expect a drop in prices because demand is high and building land is very limited," says Florian Hofer, Managing Director at Engel & Völkers Balearic Islands.

At the same time, the social debate is intensifying: while international buyers secure attractive properties, locals lament the lack of affordable housing.
Especially the long periods of vacancy in many holiday homes are viewed critically.

Why Now Is a Particularly Good Time for a Property Investment

In spite of – or precisely because of – current developments, there are many reasons to invest in property on the island:

• Early positioning: Ongoing price increases secure long-term value gains for owners.

• New buyer mindsets: Flexibility, shared use, and lifestyle-oriented ownership models are on the rise.

• Improved accessibility: Expanded flight connections and infrastructure projects continue to boost Mallorca’s appeal.

• Outstanding quality of life: Sun, safety, and Mediterranean flair remain major draws.

Co-Ownership as a Modern Solution in an Exclusive Market

Given the market conditions, MYNE Co-Ownership offers a smart solution:

Access to luxury properties:
Ownership shares in exclusive properties in prime locations – at a fraction of the total cost.

Efficient use:
Flexible usage models minimise vacancy and improve resource efficiency.

Sustainable investment:
Attractive long-term value growth potential.

Full-service management:
MYNE handles administration, maintenance, and service – allowing owners to enjoy their property without stress.

"As a proven concept, co-ownership offers the best of both worlds: the dream of owning a holiday home in one of the most desirable locations and a sustainable, smart investment."