Property

Property in Sóller

Responsible for this content: Frank Menze

Sóller recorded 137 property sales in 2025, up from 120 in 2024, an increase of 14.2%. Across the island, sales edged down 0.5%, putting Sóller’s growth 14.6 percentage points ahead of the island-wide change. The municipality has recovered from its 2023 count of 110 sales, although activity remains below the peak of 207 in 2017. Sóller comprises 4 named localities: Biniaraix, El Port (Port de Sóller), L’Horta and Sóller.

In 2024, Sóller’s existing-contract flat rent median was €8.46 per square metre per month. It ranked 8th among 43 municipalities and stood 18.5% above the €7.14 middle level of the island’s municipalities. The median monthly flat rent was €706, with a median dwelling size of 90 square metres. For buyers and sellers, the sales figures mark a recovery in completed transactions; for tenants and landlords, the rent figures place Sóller above the middle municipal level.

Property sales in Sóller

With 137 completed sales in 2025, Sóller reached the same annual count as in 2019. The result followed 120 sales in 2024 and 110 in 2023, extending the recovery from that recent low. Its 14.2% annual increase stood apart from the island-wide decline of 0.5%, a gap of 14.6 percentage points. Completed deals were more numerous than in either of the preceding years.

Sóller registered 176 sales in 2016 and peaked at 207 in 2017. Activity later reached 117 in 2020, rose to 153 in 2021 and 164 in 2022, then fell to 110 in 2023. The 2025 total of 137 marks a rebound from that trough while remaining below the stronger years earlier in the series. That combination matters to buyers and sellers: transactions have picked up recently, yet the latest annual count is still well below the historical peak.

137 Sales · 2025

Sales count, not price *

Year-on-year change: +14.2%

Property sales in Sóller2016: 176; 2017: 207; 2018: 176; 2019: 137; 2020: 117; 2021: 153; 2022: 164; 2023: 110; 2024: 120; 2025: 1371762016207201717620181372019117202015320211642022110202312020241372025

Rents in Sóller

In 2024, Sóller’s existing-contract flat rent median was €8.46 per square metre per month. The median monthly flat rent was €706 for a median dwelling size of 90 square metres, across 556 flat contracts. At €8.46, the municipality ranked 8th among 43 municipalities for the flat rent median and stood 18.5% above their €7.14 middle level. At the 25th and 75th percentiles, existing-contract flat rents were €6.67 and €10.48 per square metre per month.

Sóller’s existing-contract flat rent median rose from €5.43 per square metre in 2015 to €6.90 in 2020, €7.96 in 2023 and €8.46 in 2024. Houses followed an upward path from an existing-contract rent median of €4.17 per square metre in 2015 to €7.03 in 2024. For houses, the 2024 median monthly rent was €701, alongside a median dwelling size of 145 square metres and 391 contracts. The monthly flat and house medians were close, while their median dwelling sizes differed substantially.

Existing rent, not asking rent *

Rents in Sóller · €/m² per month
PropertyMedianP25–P75 rangeRental contracts
Apartment20248.46 €/m² per month6.67–10.48556
House20247.03 €/m² per month4.4–9.9391

Rental trends

Sóller’s rent index began at 100.0 in 2015 and reached 110.1 in 2019. The next year brought a small turning point: the index eased to 109.9 in 2020, with an annual change of −0.1%. It then climbed to 113.1 in 2021, moving above its earlier level. The dip was brief within a longer upward path.

The subsequent advance took the rent index to 117.6 in 2022, when its annual increase was 3.9%. It reached 121.4 in 2023 and 125.7 in 2024. The latest annual change was 3.5%, while the index stood 25.7% above its 2015 starting level. For tenants and landlords, the 2024 increase extends the post-2020 rise; the strongest annual gain in that later stretch was 3.9% in 2022.

Year-on-year change · 2024: +3.5%

Index, not euro amount *

Rental index2015: 100; 2016: 100.02; 2017: 102.65; 2018: 106.27; 2019: 110.08; 2020: 109.94; 2021: 113.12; 2022: 117.58; 2023: 121.39; 2024: 125.691002015100.022016102.652017106.272018110.082019109.942020113.122021117.582022121.392023125.692024

Estate agents in Sóller

Sóller has 28 brokers and ranks 15th among 49 municipalities for broker numbers. That rank places the municipality in the upper portion of the island’s municipal brokerage ranking.

Estate agents in Sóller in the directory

Additional costs when buying a home

As an example, take an existing property in Sóller with a purchase price of €500,000. Property transfer tax comes to €41,000 at an effective rate of 8.2%. Illustrative fees comprise €595 for the notary, €270 for the property registry, €400 for administrative handling and €5,000 for legal services, the latter set at 1% of the example price. Brokerage is set at €0. The fees total €6,265; together with transfer tax, buying costs come to €47,265, or 9.45% of the example price. The price-inclusive total is €547,265. Transfer tax accounts for the largest part of these acquisition costs, while legal services are the largest individual fee. Separately, Sóller’s annual urban IBI rate from 2026 is 0.63% of the cadastral value.

Calculate closing costs

Explanation

The purchase price stated in the deed. If it is below the cadastral reference value, ATIB taxes the higher value.

Explanation

Existing property is subject to property transfer tax (ITP), while a new build is subject to value added tax (IVA) plus stamp duty (AJD). The two tax treatments are mutually exclusive.

Total
€47,265.00
Purchase price including closing costs€547,265.00

Legal status: 1 January 2023

This calculation is provided for guidance only and is not a substitute for tax or legal advice in specific cases.

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Mallorca IBI calculator

Explanation

The municipality sets the rate. IBI is a municipal tax: the same cadastral value costs considerably more in one town than in the next, because each one fixes its own rate in its tax bylaw (ordenanza fiscal).

Explanation

The valor catastral is the official value the Spanish land registry office (Catastro) sets for your property — land and building together. It is not the purchase price, not the market value and not the valor de referencia, and it normally sits well below all of them. You will find it on your last IBI bill and in the cadastral portal.

Rate (tipo de gravamen) in Sóller
0.630%
IBI per year, ballpark figure
€1,134.00

Calculated from the cadastral value. The bill is calculated on the reduced taxable base (base liquidable); where a revaluation is running, it comes out lower. Reductions and exemptions are not included.

Applies to this one cadastral unit and a full tax year. Not included: apportionment in the year of purchase, co-ownership shares, reductions and exemptions. A garage and a storeroom often have a cadastral reference of their own — then you calculate them separately.

That works out at €94.50 a month

The statutory range for this class of property runs from 0.400% to 1.100%; municipalities may go above or below it in certain cases (Art. 72(3) and (5)).

Legal status: 1 January 2026

This calculation is provided for guidance only and is not a substitute for tax or legal advice in specific cases.

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Frequently asked questions

How active is Sóller’s sales market?
Sóller recorded 137 completed property sales in 2025, compared with 120 in 2024. The annual increase was 14.2%, while sales across the island edged down 0.5%. Local transactions also rose from the 2023 count of 110, continuing the recovery from that recent low.
How do flat rents compare with other municipalities?
Sóller’s existing-contract flat rent median was €8.46 per square metre per month in 2024. That placed it 8th among 43 municipalities and 18.5% above the €7.14 middle level of the island’s municipalities. The median monthly flat rent was €706 for a median dwelling size of 90 square metres.
What were existing-contract house rents?
In 2024, Sóller’s existing-contract house rent median was €7.03 per square metre per month. The median monthly house rent was €701, with a median dwelling size of 145 square metres. The monthly median was close to the €706 recorded for flats, whose median dwelling size was 90 square metres.
How has the rent index changed?
Sóller’s rent index reached 125.7 in 2024, up 3.5% for the year and 25.7% from its 2015 starting level of 100.0. Its path included a small dip from 110.1 in 2019 to 109.9 in 2020, followed by renewed increases. By 2023, it had reached 121.4.
What do buying costs look like in an example?
For an existing property at an example price of €500,000, property transfer tax is €41,000 and illustrative fees total €6,265. Buying costs in the example are €47,265, bringing the price-inclusive total to €547,265. Sóller’s annual urban IBI rate from 2026 is 0.63% of the cadastral value.

Methodology and sources

  • MIVAU: number of notarised sales, not a price.
  • SERPAVI: Median rent actually paid under ongoing contracts according to tax data for 2024, not asking rent for new lettings.
  • The middle level of the island’s municipalities is the median of municipal apartment-rent medians.
  • INE IPVA: index (2015 = 100), not an amount in euros.
  • No freely reusable official purchase price per square metre is available for this municipality.
  • Example price: 500,000 €. Example fees: notary 595 €, land registry 270 €, gestoría 400 €, lawyer 1 %, buyer’s agent fee 0 %.
  • The annual urban-property IBI rate applies to the cadastral value.