- This is an estimate, not a confirmed sale date. A listing coming down doesn't always mean it sold; it can also mean it was withdrawn, relisted under a different agency, or simply taken off the market. We don't have access to verified completion data, so treat this as a proxy for how briskly a market is moving, not a guarantee.
- The gauge runs from fast (left) to slow (right), on a scale capped at 180 days.
- Areas with very few listings are left out, since a handful of listings can swing the typical figure wildly.
Listing velocity · island-wide
This is an estimate, not a confirmed sale date. We work it out from how long listings stay live on the market: a listing can come down because it sold, but also if it's withdrawn, relisted elsewhere, or simply taken off the market, so treat this as a signal of pace, not a guarantee.
Listing velocity by property type · island-wide
Same estimate as the gauge above, broken down by property type, fastest-moving first. Each bar's length is the median number of days that property type has been listed for; the number after it is how many live listings of that type the estimate is based on. This is based purely on how long listings have been visible online, not on official land registry or notary sales data, so we can't see what actually sells, only what's currently on the market and for how long.
Frequently asked questions
It's how long a property typically stays listed for sale before it disappears from the market: a rough read on how fast (or slow) things move in an area or property type.
No, and this is important: it isn't. We can only see how long a listing stays live on a property website, not whether it actually sold, was withdrawn, relisted elsewhere, or taken off for some other reason. We treat "days live" as a proxy for market speed, not a verified sale date.
Because, treated as an estimate rather than a fact, it's still a genuinely useful signal: areas and property types with much shorter typical listing lifespans usually do reflect stronger buyer demand, even without a guaranteed sale attached to every one.
When your filter matches more than one place (say, several towns within a municipality), we show the figure from whichever one has the most listings, so the number rests on the largest and most reliable sample available.
It's recalculated from the live listings currently on Mallorca's property websites, so the typical figure shifts as listings are added and removed from the market.