
Buyer guides
Guides for buying property in Mallorca
Plain answers to the questions every international buyer asks — process, taxes, areas, timelines and how the discreet part of the market works.
How to buy a property in Mallorca as a foreign buyer
The buying process in Mallorca step by step for international buyers: NIE, due diligence, arras contract, notary deed and post-closing. Updated July 2026.
Read the guide →Best areas to buy a villa in Mallorca
Where to buy a villa in Mallorca: Port d'Andratx, Santa Ponsa, Son Vida, Bendinat and beyond — compared by lifestyle, price level and who each area suits.
Read the guide →Southwest Mallorca property guide
Buying property in southwest Mallorca: Port d'Andratx, Santa Ponsa, Bendinat, Puerto Portals and Son Vida compared — markets, lifestyle and how to choose.
Read the guide →Buying off-market property in Mallorca
How off-market property sales work in Mallorca, why owners sell discreetly, and how international buyers get access to homes that are never publicly listed.
Read the guide →Taxes and costs of buying property in Mallorca
What buying property in Mallorca really costs in 2026: Balearic ITP scale from 8% to 13%, IVA and AJD on new builds, notary and registry fees, with worked examples.
Read the guide →New build vs renovated: which should you buy in Mallorca?
New build, renovated resale or renovation project in Mallorca — taxes, timelines, risks and character compared, so you can decide which route fits your purchase.
Read the guide →How long does buying a property in Mallorca take?
Realistic timeline for buying property in Mallorca: preparation, due diligence, arras and notary deed. Cash purchases run 4–8 weeks from arras; mortgages 6–12.
Read the guide →Mallorca property viewing checklist
What to check when viewing property in Mallorca: orientation, condition, community, legal red flags and the questions to ask before you make an offer.
Read the guide →Buying a second home in Mallorca
Second home in Mallorca: choosing an area that works for how often you visit, running costs, rental rules and the practicalities of remote ownership.
Read the guide →Relocating to Mallorca with your family
Moving to Mallorca with children: where families settle, how school choice drives area choice, residency basics and finding a family home that works year-round.
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