- This comes from official geographic and census sources, not from property listings.
- Pick a municipality below to see its figures; the same lookup covers all 53 municipalities, we're just showing a handful as examples here.
- A missing figure means it's still being filled in for that place, not that no data exists.
Place stats · Palma
Population, area and centroid quality are still being filled in for some places, so a figure may be missing here until we've added it.
Cadastral building stock · Palma
- Residential82.6%32,567 buildings178,279 dwellings · 125,740 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
- Agricultural7.9%3,102 buildings
- Industrial3.7%1,457 buildings32 dwellings · 4,111 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
- Retail2.7%1,083 buildings950 dwellings · 5,557 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
- Public services1.9%768 buildings32 dwellings · 1,071 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
- Office0.9%338 buildings248 dwellings · 7,060 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
- Unclassified0.3%114 buildings18 dwellings · 490 other units (garages, storage, etc.)
39,429 total registered buildings across all uses.
From Spain's cadastral register (Catastro), a periodic sync rather than daily, so this reflects registered buildings, not live listings, so a place can have zero active listings and still show cadastral stock here, or vice versa.
Frequently asked questions
Mallorca is divided into 53 municipalities: the official local-government areas, similar to a county or district. It's the level most other statistics on this site are organised by.
It's sourced from official geographic and census data for each municipality, not calculated from property listings, so it stays accurate even if listing volumes in an area are low.
It reflects how precisely we can place that municipality's centre point on a map: some places have a very tightly verified location, while others are based on a coarser estimate. Higher accuracy means you can trust map-based features (like distance and radius searches) more for that place.
We're still filling in population, area and location-accuracy data for a handful of municipalities; a missing figure means it hasn't been added yet, not that the place doesn't exist in our data.
Yes, this data covers all 53 Mallorca municipalities. We've picked a handful of well-known ones to show here as examples, and you can search for any of the others using the dropdown above the pills.
Spain's official land registry (Catastro), not property listings: the total number of registered buildings and dwellings in that municipality, broken down by use (residential, industrial, retail, etc.). It's synced periodically rather than daily, so a municipality with no cadastral data yet just hasn't been synced.
It's each municipality's real administrative boundary (from OpenStreetMap/Nominatim), the same source used everywhere else on this site that a municipality shape is needed, not a rough approximation.