Anyone planning a new construction project on Mallorca or renovating an existing property usually focuses first on location, architecture and materials. One key issue, however, often only comes into focus at a later stage: water supply. On an island with limited natural resources, water is a decisive factor for living comfort, sustainability and the long-term … Read more
Anyone who wants to build or renovate in Mallorca quickly encounters a reality that differs significantly from the mainland: “Why is it so expensive? Why does everything take longer? And why do the prices vary so much compared to mainland Spain?” The answer is complex — but clear: Mallorca is a special case, logistically, legally, culturally, … Read more
A house by the sea is both a dream and a challenge: sea views, light, and climate are exceptional — yet saltwater, humidity, UV radiation, and wind subject the building envelope, materials, and technical systems to far greater stress than in less maritime environments. With proper preventive care, however, you can significantly enhance the value … Read more
Moving life outdoors – more than just a trend. In Mallorca, life happens not inside the house but under the open sky. From early spring, outdoor areas become a true extension of the home: breakfast on the terrace, siesta by the pool, dinner beneath olive trees. Terraces and pools, once considered luxuries, are now essential elements … Read more
Electromobility is becoming increasingly important in the Balearic Islands—not only for environmental protection but also as a value-enhancing measure in new constructions and renovation projects. In 2025, the Balearic Government will provide attractive subsidies for the installation of private charging infrastructure in residential buildings. Funding Options for Private Charging Infrastructure Single-Family Homes: Subsidy rate: Up … Read more
Water is a precious commodity in Mallorca, and for good reason. Tap water comes predominantly from reservoirs and groundwater reserves, which are often heavily utilized during the summer months. Especially in hot summers, consumption rises due to the high number of tourists, while rainfall is scarce. This regularly leads to bottlenecks and higher water prices. … Read more
Mallorca is an island full of beauty – yet its climatic conditions present unique challenges for construction, especially in summer. Temperatures exceeding 35°C, intense solar radiation, low humidity, and minimal air movement in certain locations place high demands on building design. Anyone building on Mallorca should take the island’s specific building physics into account right … Read more
Digitization is currently transforming nearly every area of our lives – and the construction industry is no exception. New technologies not only promise more efficient workflows on site but also offer entirely new possibilities in planning, communication, and project execution. Especially in Majorca, where construction projects often require coordination between international teams, investors, and authorities, … Read more
Mallorca stands at a crossroads between being a tourist magnet, meeting housing needs, facing ecological challenges, and preserving its cultural identity. In particular, the intensive construction activity of recent years raises many questions – some justified, others overly generalized. While certain construction projects deserve critical scrutiny, a closer look reveals a more nuanced picture: Not every … Read more
If you’ve ever planned a construction project in Mallorca, you’ve probably come across the terms developer and construction company. Many people use them interchangeably – but in reality, they represent fundamentally different roles with distinct responsibilities. What many don’t realize: with us, you get both from a single source – because we are both a … Read more
