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Cala Pi, Mallorca

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Cala Pi, Llucmajor had 130 active property listings as of 26 September 2026, at a median asking price of €1,408,163.

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Property in Cala Pi

130Active listings
€1,408,163Median asking price
—Price per m² not available at this level

As of 26 September 2026 · Price figures at this level are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.

Diverse: villas dominate (93 of 129 listings as of 2026-09-21), supplemented by townhouses (21), fincas (13), apartments (9), and smaller numbers of penthouses and plots. Properties range from established older homes to modern contemporary developments; many function as holiday rentals or investment properties.

Asking price€1,408,163 median
€875,000 25th percentile€2,225,806 75th percentile

As of 26 September 2026 · Aggregate asking-price statistics, de-duplicated from public listing sources — not individual listing records. Source: MallorcaData. At this level the price figures are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.

Active listings by property type

Cala Pi, as of 26 September 2026

Villa
93
Townhouse
21
Finca
13
Apartment
8
Plot
5
Penthouse
3

As of 26 September 2026

Summary

Cala Pi is a substantial coastal neighbourhood within Llucmajor municipality on the south coast of Mallorca, characterised by extensive villa and townhouse communities centred on a dramatic bay and beach setting. With 129 active listings as of 2026-09-21, one of Mallorca's largest residential coastal zones, the area attracts diverse buyer profiles from holiday investors to permanent residents.

The neighbourhood is villa-dominated (93 of 129 listings as of 2026-09-21) with significant townhouse, finca, and apartment components, reflecting varied coastal development patterns. Asking prices approximate EUR 869,048 to EUR 2,241,935 as of 2026-09-21, with a median around EUR 1,393,617, reflecting established upmarket coastal positioning.

Where Cala Pi is

Setting

Character

An extensive, mature coastal resort and residential community centred on Cala Pi bay, combining established villa development with holiday-rental infrastructure and year-round residential character. The neighbourhood ranges from upmarket seafront properties to more modest inland developments.

Working in Cala Pi

No local employment; residents work in Llucmajor, Palma, or operate remote businesses. The area suits retirees, remote workers, and holiday-property investors rather than office-based commuters.

Living in Cala Pi

Schools

Not known; residents typically use schools in Llucmajor town or Palma; no local primary schools within the neighbourhood.

Healthcare

No immediate medical facilities; residents access healthcare in Llucmajor town or Palma, 15–20 kilometres away.

Shopping and services

Limited local retail; residents rely on Llucmajor town or Palma for comprehensive shopping; some seasonal facilities serve holiday visitors.

Beaches

Direct Mediterranean beach access; Cala Pi bay provides a significant sandy beach and dramatic coastal scenery.

Marinas

No formal marina in the immediate area; moorings and launching facilities exist; nearest developed marinas are at Palma and other south-coast locations, 15–20 kilometres away.

Golf

No golf course immediately adjacent; Poniente and other courses are 15–20 kilometres distant.

Transport

Car essential; limited seasonal public transport; access to Llucmajor and Palma requires private vehicle or occasional bus services.

Buying in Cala Pi

  • Coastal law applies; properties within the Spanish coastal zone may have restrictions on sale, inheritance, use, or alterations; verify legal status carefully before purchase.
  • Holiday-rental licensing affects availability and use; many properties are licensed for short-term rental (VFT or similar); verify licensing status and any municipal restrictions on rental activity before purchase.

Selling in Cala Pi

  • Very active market reflecting size; strong international demand for Mediterranean coastal property attracts holiday investors, retirees, and luxury purchasers seeking diverse lifestyle options.
  • Rental-investment focused; with 129 listings as of 2026-09-21 and significant holiday-rental activity, many properties function as investment units with seasonal income potential.

Cala Pi: common questions

Cala Pi's dramatic bay, significant sandy beach, established infrastructure, and varied property types have attracted extensive residential and holiday development over decades, creating one of the island's largest cohesive coastal neighbourhoods.

Both; the area serves holiday-rental investors with many properties licensed for short-term rental, whilst also hosting permanent residents seeking Mediterranean coastal lifestyle. Individual properties range from investment units to owner-occupied homes.

Asking prices approximate EUR 869,048 to EUR 2,241,935 as of 2026-09-21, with a median around EUR 1,393,617. Beachfront properties and villas command premium prices; townhouses and inland properties are more affordable.

Yes for those seeking coastal living with Mediterranean character; however, shops, schools, and healthcare require travel to Llucmajor or Palma. Car ownership is essential; summers are busy with holiday visitors, winters quieter.

Very active; with 129 listings as of 2026-09-21, Cala Pi ranks among Mallorca's most active coastal property markets, reflecting strong domestic and international demand for Mediterranean residential investment.