Housing Palma
Housing Palma encompasses rental homes, property ownership and the affordability pressures facing people who live in the city. Rental availability, competition for homes and the relationship between housing costs and household incomes are recurring concerns for tenants and buyers alike.
Municipal funding and political debate form part of this picture, alongside social housing, rent assistance and protections for small landlords. Holiday lets also feature in discussions about housing provision, while public demonstrations reflect the place of access to a home in Palma’s civic life.
194 reports on Housing Palma, latest from 11 November 2026
- Mallorca housing camp returns as police warn of penalty
- Mallorca housing protesters return to Palma square
- Mallorca's 72-hour eviction plan reaches EU Parliament
- Mallorca car park: court win, but no repairs yet
- Mallorca: Palma takes on 46 capped-rent homes
- Mallorca housing protest: 1,700 march through Palma
- Mallorca: Palma backs 81 homes in La Soledad and Llevant
- Mallorca rent row: 87-year-old fights for Palma home
- Mallorca pensions and housing: Armengol takes on PP
- Mallorca strike: MÉS to miss Palma budget hearings
- Mallorca rental demand: Palma 22nd, Manacor 34th
- Mallorca woman, 87, fights eviction after 60 years
- Mallorca pensions row: minister accuses PP of freeze
- Mallorca woman, 87, faces eviction after 60 years
- Mallorca buy-to-let: 23 years to recoup in Palma
- Mallorca: Colau wants 10% tax for owners of over four homes
- Mallorca housing: Colau takes aim at ‘limitless greed’
- Mallorca housing protest calls meeting before general strike
- Mallorca housing camp urges support for general strike
- Mallorca resale homes: Palma hits €4,549/m²
- Mallorca housing protesters return after Palma eviction
- Mallorca housing protesters return amid police patrols
- Mallorca housing protest camp cleared in Palma
- Palma rental listings fall 6% as Balearics hold steady
- Palma's 2027 budget hit over missing housing funds