Palma de Mallorca | Balearics – Tailor-made apartment co-ownership, ⅛ share at €319,000

A ⅛ share in a Palma apartment that eight owners choose together: Old Town, El Terreno or Portixol, bought and fully reformed once the group is complete, with a community pool, walking-distance amenities and an electric car at the airport.

This is not a finished home on the market. Eight owners form a group, agree the location, the style and the budget, and the property is then bought and reformed for them — typically three to four months from the moment the group is confirmed.

The search runs across Palma’s Old Town, El Terreno and Portixol. A refundable €10,000 deposit holds a place on the priority list; up to twelve people are invited so that eight can be matched, and two of them are elected to work with the operator through the search.

⅛ share of a Palma apartment, chosen by the owners

Old Town, El Terreno or Portixol

Eight owners decide location, style and budget

Handed over newly reformed and furnished

12.5 % written on the title deeds

Community pool

Walking distance to shops and restaurants

Shared electric car at Palma airport

Three to four months from group to finished home

Refundable €10,000 deposit holds a place

Investment Snapshot

Mallorca is more than a getaway—it’s a fast-growing, high-demand market with solid returns. New constructions often double in value, turning €150,000 into €240,000 over time. At the same time, co-owners save on average over €100,000 on vacation rentals across 10 years. That’s a ROI from €250,000 in combined value from holding a real, appreciating asset.

The market delivers a steady 6–9% annual ROI, backed by limited supply and international demand. Property prices keep climbing with no signs of slowing. Your share grows in value—while you enjoy luxury stays. Mallorca isn’t just paradise—it’s a smart wealth strategy.

Location & Lifestyle

Palma de Mallorca – Old Town, El Terreno and Portixol

Palma holds the island’s city life: the cathedral and the lanes of the Old Town, the market halls, and a restaurant scene that runs all year rather than for one season. El Terreno climbs the hill west of the port, Portixol sits east along the water where the fishermen’s houses became a seafront of cafes and swimming spots.

The airport is fifteen minutes from the centre, with direct flights across Europe through most of the year. The Tramuntana mountains, the west-coast villages and the island’s beaches are all inside an hour’s drive.

Palma de Mallorca | Mallorca | Spain