Economy Palma
Palma, on Mallorca, has an economy shaped by housing, tourism, transport and local services. Property sales, rents and room lettings are recurring concerns, alongside hotel activity and air connections. Investment, support for the self-employed and the work of financial firms also form part of the local picture. Together, these subjects show how the cost of living and the demands of a visitor-facing economy intersect in Palma.
67 reports on Economy Palma, latest from 19 October 2026
- Balearic Islands income: 31 municipalities in top band
- Palma small shops need more council grants, says PSOE
- Mallorca ferry prices: Palma–Valencia down 27.3%
- Mallorca retirement: 4 kilometres a day, money to manage
- Mallorca solar park to match power use of 12,000 homes
- Mallorca markets seek to keep locals amid tourist rise
- Mallorca forum urges 10-year tourism pact as housing bites
- Mallorca cost of living: Balearic prices climb 5.1%
- Mallorca petrol gap: MÉS seeks 5% cap on prices
- Balearics: 259 new firms, 49 dissolve in August
- Palma and Tenerife business groups eye joint projects
- Palma parking plan could cut short-stay spaces by 82.4%
- Mallorca leads as Balearic self-supply sites hit 29,525
- Palma, Mallorca: 193 fast-growing firms, third in Spain
- Palma parking row: 1,027 spaces set for residents
- Mallorca shops blame sales dip on fewer cruise passengers
- Balearic Islands industrial output falls 2% as Spain grows
- Dentix debt: Palma court rejects claim for over €2,000
- Palma on Mallorca tops Spain for electric car sales
- Mallorca’s Playa de Palma gets more police and cleaning
- Mallorca property: Balearic prices jump 14.3%
- Mercadona AI takes on tasks for 500-plus engineers
- Ceuta crisis: Feijóo backs Vivas at Madrid PP meeting
- Balearic home mortgages rise 8.6% as Spain's fall
- Balearic yacht firms chase new deals in Monaco