Mallorca has experienced steady growth in property prices due to its desirable location and limited supply of available properties and land. Buyers who invest wisely, with our guidance can expect long-term appreciation, making the island a promising choice for those looking to expand their real estate portfolios. Additionally, Mallorca benefits from a diverse economy, with tourism, hospitality, and real estate development contributing to its continued financial strength.  

More and more people around the world are recognising the many benefits of living in the Mediterranean which guarantees year-round sunshine, breathtaking landscapes, a lively cultural scene and delicious local cuisine. However, Mallorca goes further than that. Its vibrant capital, Palma de Mallorca, is a hotbed for new businesses bringing an international mix of cultures, influences and values. 

In addition, with many people now being able to work remotely, Mallorca is seen as an attractive place to settle while maintaining work abroad. This has led to many internationals buying a property near the sea or mountains and working from a home with Mediterranean calm and although commonly thought of as a second-home destination to international buyers, Mallorca infrastructure also makes it a perfect all year-round home too. 

Mallorca boasts a variety of areas suited to different buyer preferences. Some of the most sought-after locations include: 

Palma de Mallorca: The vibrant capital offers a mix of historical charm and modern conveniences, making it a prime choice for investors. 

Port Andratx: Known for its luxury properties and exclusive marina, this area attracts high-net-worth individuals seeking upscale real estate. 

Santa Ponsa: A family-friendly location with excellent schools, golf courses, and beautiful beaches. 

Deià and Valldemossa: Nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, these picturesque villages are ideal for those looking for a tranquil retreat. 

Alcúdia and Pollensa: Offering stunning coastal views and historic charm, these northern towns are perfect for investment properties with rental potential. 

Son Vida: A prestigious area known for its high-end villas, golf courses, and exclusivity.

At Sandberg Estates, we help buyers explore different areas and find the best location that suits their lifestyle and investment needs. 

Navigating Spain’s legal framework when purchasing a property is crucial to ensuring a smooth transaction. Some key factors to consider include:

Due Diligence: Verifying property ownership and legal status before making a purchase. 

Taxes and Fees: Buyers must account for property transfer tax, notary fees, and legal costs. 

Residency Considerations: Non-EU investors may qualify for the Golden Visa, granting residency in Spain. 

Zoning and Planning Regulations: Understanding building restrictions, especially in rural areas. 

Legal Representation: Working with an experienced lawyer ensures that contracts and legal processes are handled properly. 

Our team at Sandberg Estates works closely with legal experts to guide our clients through these essential steps, ensuring a secure investment. 

Many buyers choose to finance their property purchase in Mallorca through mortgage options available in Spain. Some financing considerations include: 

Spanish Mortgage Rates: Interest rates vary based on lender terms and buyer profiles. 

Loan-to-Value Ratio: Typically, banks in Spain offer financing up to 70% for non-residents. 

Currency Exchange Considerations: International buyers must account for exchange rate fluctuations when financing in euros. 

Financial Planning: Understanding the long-term costs of financing can help buyers manage their investment effectively. 

At Sandberg Estates, we assist our clients in finding the best financing solutions, working with trusted banking partners to secure the most favourable mortgage conditions. 

While Mallorca presents excellent investment opportunities, it is essential to be aware of potential risks:

Market Fluctuations: Property prices can be influenced by global economic shifts.

Maintenance Costs: Luxury properties, in particular, may have higher upkeep expenses.

Rental Regulations: Local laws regulate short-term rentals, and compliance is necessary for investors seeking rental income.

Economic Changes: Interest rates and inflation can impact the cost of investment and returns.

With Sandberg Estates by your side, you can mitigate these risks through expert guidance and strategic decision-making.