Mallorca: Can Fasser wall collapse adds €558,700

At Can Fasser in Port d'Andratx, Mallorca, several walls collapse as work begins: Andratx council must pay €558,700 more to rebuild the affected parts. The main building is also badly deteriorated and at serious risk of collapse. On 13 November 2026, the Balearic government approved a change to the restoration plan, alongside a separate change to its efforts to tackle illegal holiday rentals on Mallorca.

Damaged structures to be rebuilt

The walls fell accidentally in Can Fasser’s multipurpose room. The revised plan calls for the affected structures to be demolished completely and rebuilt. The government says the building’s volume, footprint, type and intended use will stay as originally planned.

Andratx council had already received 2.1 million euros for the project from the sustainable tourism tax fund, known as ITS. The council will cover the extra €558,700 itself; the fund will not contribute more.

More staff to tackle illegal rentals

The government also approved changes to a 4.2 million euro project for Mallorca Island Council to tackle illegal tourist accommodation. Its total budget remains the same, but the council plans to use some of the money to hire staff to handle penalty cases arising from an increase in inspections.

The revised plans also include software to find illegal adverts on digital platforms. Work linked to an agreement with the Balearic Tax Agency will help match property owners to records and improve the delivery of notices. The council also plans to update its register of legal tourist accommodation.

Topics: Tourism · Town & community · Andratx

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com