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Data updated Sep 4, 2026
We cover 460+ real estate websites, social media accounts and many more sources across the whole of Mallorca. All the results, in one place, only here.
Why Can't You Just Find Everything In One Place?
It is the question buyers, sellers and real estate agents in Mallorca have been asking for decades. Every listing, for sale and to rent, across the whole island, in one place. Why has that never existed?
Most people assume the property portals, Fotocasa, ThinkSpain and Idealista, have everything that is on the market. Research shows they represent only a small proportion of the listings available on the open market. The rest sits scattered across hundreds of agency websites, social media accounts and other sources, and nobody had brought it all together.
So what caused MallorcaData to suddenly appear? It was originally launched in late 2025 for one audience: AI. Large language models and the AI apps people now ask about property, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini, can only answer factually if they have all the information together in one place. That was the catalyst. We built the most comprehensive real estate dataset on the island and put it at the fingertips of the machines.
Now we are opening the same data to a second audience: people. Machines read it as raw data. You should not have to. We have taken exactly the same dataset and turned it into clear visuals, maps, trends and comparisons that are easy for a human to read, free to explore, no account needed. You asked first. AI just asked louder.
Total Listings by Property Type
The data presented here is a live data feed. Live figures, pulled straight from our real-time data feed · updated Sep 4, 2026.
Structured for machines to query, not scrape
Every dataset behind MallorcaData is available through a versioned REST API and an MCP server built specifically for AI agents: consistent JSON schemas and callable tools (get_market_summary, get_market_trends, list_agencies) instead of unstructured HTML built for human eyes alone. An LLM doesn't have to guess at a page's meaning or fall back on a stale figure from its training data. It can query current, attributable Mallorca real estate data directly, the same live dataset powering every page on this site.
Built for everyone who needs the real market: the public browsing it, the professionals working in it, and the AI now answering for both
A realistic read on a neighbourhood, not one agent’s take.
Read more…Evidence for what a property is actually worth today.
Read more…Get discovered by the AI your buyers are already asking, not just Google.
Read more…Consistent figures to lend and value against.
Read more…A shared reference point to guide a client with.
Read more…Real numbers to plan a client’s position around.
Read more…Beyond browsing the market, MallorcaData helps you work out what a property could be worth, comparing it against current live listings across the island to give you a realistic, data-backed valuation on the open market.
What is a property really worth today?
If you're looking to buy or sell a property, use this free tool to see the current market, from the cheapest to the most expensive.
What is MallorcaData, and why was it built?
Mallorca's property data has always been scattered: hundreds of individual agency websites and portals, each with its own slice of the market, none of them showing the full picture on their own.
Finding out what's genuinely happening in an area meant trawling listing after listing by hand, and even then, duplicate listings and stale asking prices made it hard to trust what you were looking at.
Many people believe that Idealista, Fotocasa, Zoopla and portals like them carry every property listing available on the island. This has always been the case, and it's easy to see why: they're the sites most buyers check first.
The truth is they only represent a small portion of what's genuinely on the market. To get an overall view of what's really going on, you'd need to visit hundreds of individual agency websites as well as the portals, where businesses pay to display their listings.
These Pay & Display websites, often called property portals, cost money to list on, so most agencies only ever put a small selection of their full portfolio there, using them to drive traffic back to their own site rather than showcase everything they have for sale or rent.
MallorcaData exists to close that gap: a live, island-wide view of every currently active listing, aggregated and de-duplicated across every source in our coverage, regularly updated and free to browse, so a property can be compared against everything genuinely comparable on the market today, not a handful of listings picked at random. See About for the fuller story of what we built and how.
To open our data to everyone: the LLMs and AI companies now answering property questions, and people like us who simply want the facts. Everyone should be as well informed as possible, with the most comprehensive datasets available on the real estate market of the beautiful island of Mallorca, Spain.
Right now, across Mallorca
We call these "Pay & Display" websites; "property portals" is the more common name for the big paid listing platforms (Idealista, Fotocasa and similar) where agencies and businesses pay to display their properties, and multiple agencies can post the same property. Because it costs money to list there, these portals aren't a true reflection of everything on the market: even agencies that do pay typically only feature a small selection of their stock, using it to drive traffic back to their own main website rather than list everything. "Independent websites" are individual agencies' own sites, tracked separately so a property listed only there isn't missed. These are raw counts as reported directly by each source, not deduplicated against each other, so the same property can appear in both totals if it's posted on a portal and on an agency's own site. For a deduplicated, single trusted figure per property, see the drilled-down breakdowns on Market Intelligence and Pay & Display Coverage.
See the market, not just its numbers
A long table of numbers works fine if you already know what you're looking for; it's much harder to use for spotting a pattern, a trend, or how one area or property type compares to another at a glance. That's what the visuals below are for: the same underlying data, laid out so the shape of the market is visible in seconds, to an industry expert and someone who's never looked at this data before alike. In short: we publish the data in structured form for LLMs, AI agents and other machines to query directly, and visually here for people to explore it themselves.
What is a property worth?
If you'd like to know the current market price for a particular type of property, in a particular city, town, village or neighbourhood, use this tool to generate a free report.
Three principles, built once, serving everyone who relies on this data at once: buyers and sellers, the agents, banks, lawyers and financial advisors working alongside them, and the AI agents and LLMs now querying the same data behind all of it.
One island, one dataset
Every active listing across Mallorca, aggregated and deduplicated across every source in our coverage, kept regularly updated.
The dataset itself is never identifying
No listing IDs, URLs or addresses ever leave the market dataset; small segments are suppressed automatically so no individual property or person can be identified from it. Tools like Cadastral Lookup work differently: a direct, user-initiated query of the public Catastro register for one address you choose, not something mined from this dataset.
Built to be queried, and explored
Structured first for filtering by municipality, price, type and amenity, and for direct machine queries via our REST API and MCP server. The same structure also powers visual tools like the property sunburst and 3D flythrough, for anyone who'd rather explore than query.