Housing in Mallorca
Housing on Mallorca is shaped by the cost of renting and buying, the supply of homes and the choices made in public policy. Recurring debates include affordable and public rental housing, proposed rent controls, tenant protections and the role of holiday lets. Development plans and property speculation also sit alongside questions about who can find a stable home on the island. These issues bring residents, local authorities and political parties into conversations about access to housing and the use of existing property.
307 reports on Housing, latest from 4 October 2026
- Balearic teacher shortage: some lists run dry
- Mallorca rent caps: MPs debate limits as towns wait
- Mallorca rental scam fears over €700 Palma flats
- Menorca rent vote puts 7,200 leases at risk of hikes
- Mallorca senator lists up to 10 homes, 20 parking spaces
- Mallorca housing protest: 3,000 march through Palma
- Ibiza's Sant Josep falls back on 1986 planning rules
- Mallorca housing protest after two decrees rejected
- Mallorca: Prohens hails defeat of Spain's housing decrees
- Spain rejects two housing decrees amid rent warnings
- Spain's housing decrees fall in two Congress votes
- Mallorca tenants’ rally aims to build a general strike
- Menorca party wants ban on non-resident home buyers
- Mallorca housing row: two decrees fail, PSIB blames Prohens
- Spain scraps automatic tenancy renewals after hours
- Mallorca MP blasts vote blocking rent protections
- Spain’s 10% holiday-flat VAT plan falls in housing vote
- Spain rent vote puts €624m tenant saving at risk
- Two-year rent extension: PP, Vox and Junts say no
- Mallorca housing row: Balearics weigh court challenge
- Balearic unemployment rises 3.27% as season ends
- Spain's housing squeeze takes shine off jobs figures
- Spain's housing decree: Junts told 90% of demands met
- Balearic Islands housing warning and €1,500 pay demand
- Mallorca housing crisis: Vox wants more land to build