Mallorca: Palma backs 81 homes in La Soledad and Llevant

Palma, Mallorca, moves ahead with plans for 81 homes in the La Soledad neighbourhood and the Llevant industrial estate: Palma City Council’s governing board approved the project on Wednesday, 11 November 2026. The plans also include new public space.

Land for homes and public space

The project covers land between Caracas, Martí and Ca na Tavernera streets. It sets aside 3,177 square metres for homes and 858 square metres for public space.

The project has a budget of about €470,000 and a maximum completion period of two years. It also includes putting utility lines underground and providing the services needed to prepare the land for development.

Nine-month jobs for unemployed people

The board also agreed to hire 37 unemployed people for nine months under the Palma Impulsa't 2026 project. Nine posts are for 16- to 29-year-olds with compulsory basic education. The others are for people aged 30 or over, with preference for those who have been out of work for a long time.

The temporary jobs are intended to help participants build or regain work skills and improve their chances of finding permanent employment.

Topics: Housing · Jobs & labour · Palma · Campos

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com