Palma is currently grappling with a severe supply-demand imbalance as restrictive zoning laws meet an insatiable appetite from international ultra-high-net-worth investors. While new-build residential hubs like Nou Llevant are adding much-needed stock, they are being positioned as luxury products rather than relief for the local market. Our verdict: Palma has cemented its status as a 'safe haven' asset, where high entry costs are justified by resilient capital appreciation and a permanent shift toward year-round luxury living.
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This district offers a charming, village-like atmosphere with low-rise houses and proximity to top-tier international schools and the Santa Catalina market.
The historic Old Town remains the gold standard for capital preservation, featuring palatial renovations that command the city's highest price-per-square-meter.
Often dubbed the 'Soho of Palma,' this district is the city’s primary growth engine for tech-ready apartments and sustainable new-build developments near the coast.
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