Renting out & investment
Holiday licences, yields and whether Mallorca makes a sound investment.
Can I rent my property to tourists?
Only with a valid tourist rental licence (ETV). Holiday letting without one carries heavy fines, and licences are limited and regulated in the Balearics.
Some properties already hold a licence — a real asset. We flag which listings have one and what it allows.
How do I get a holiday rental licence in Mallorca?
Availability depends on the zone and property type, and rules change. New licences are restricted, so buying a property that already has one is often the practical route.
We help you check a property's licence status and put you in touch with specialists on current ETV rules.
What rental yields can I expect?
Yields vary widely by location, licence, season and how you run the property, so we avoid one-size-fits-all numbers.
For a specific property we can share comparable rental data and realistic occupancy to help you model returns.
Long-term or holiday rental — which is better?
Holiday lets can earn more per night but need a licence, more management and have seasonal gaps. Long-term lets are steadier, simpler and do not need an ETV.
The right choice depends on your goals, the location and how hands-on you want to be.
Is Mallorca a good place to invest?
Mallorca — from Pollença and Alcúdia to Palma and the south — has a long track record of stable demand, limited supply and strong international interest, which supports values.
As with any market, the property matters most. We give you clear, data-backed guidance.
