Price Trends
Track how listings, median price and price per m² are moving across Mallorca, filtered by municipality and property type.
This chart tracks one number over time, from live Mallorca property listings. Pick which number with the three tabs above the chart:
- Active listings: how many properties are currently on the market.
- Median price: the "middle" asking price of everything currently listed.
- Price per m²: total listing price divided by total build size across matching listings — a market-wide average, not a median, so it can move more than the other two tabs when a handful of large or expensive listings enter or leave the filtered set.
The filters underneath narrow which properties count towards that number: pick a municipality to see just one area instead of the whole island, a property type to focus on (say) villas only, and switch For sale / For rent to see the rental market instead of the sales market. "By bedrooms" splits the same chart into several smaller ones, one per bedroom count, so you can see whether (for example) 2-bedroom and 4-bedroom prices are moving the same way or diverging.
Hover or tap anywhere on the chart itself to see the exact figure for any date, rather than just the start and end points.
Price per m² here vs. the Price per m² page: this chart's price per m² is a market-wide average — the total price of matching listings divided by their total build size ("sum ÷ sum"); the Price per m² page instead takes the median of each listing's own price ÷ size ("median-of-ratios"). The average here can run noticeably higher than that median, especially when a filter has few listings, because a small number of large or high-priced properties weigh in proportionally more. That's expected given how each is calculated, not an error — but treat this tab as a trend indicator, not a like-for-like typical price.
Active listings · Whole island
230 data pointsHow many properties are currently listed for sale (or rent) matching your filters, counted once per property even if it's advertised on several websites. A rising line means more choice is coming onto the market; a falling one means the market is thinning out.