Alcúdia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Alcúdia

Alcúdia sits on Mallorca’s northern coast, where long beaches, a historic old town and a well-known marina give the city a year-round appeal beyond a single season. Its setting combines heritage, seaside scenery and a practical island base, which helps explain why houses here remain closely watched by investors.

July 2026 brought the clearest signal in the market: prices are still moving higher, but the income picture is not keeping pace. The average sale price for houses reached €1,590,500, after a 6.0% rise month over month and a 9.7% increase year over year. At the same time, the average m2 price climbed to €5,300, also up 6.0% from the previous month, pointing to continued upward pressure on values.

That strength sits alongside a more restrained rental backdrop. Average rent held at €3,500 in July, unchanged from the prior month, while it was down 12.5% compared with a year earlier. As a result, the average yield stands at 3.21%, suggesting that capital values are advancing faster than rental returns. For buyers assessing Alcúdia as an investment location, the monthly story is less about broad-based acceleration than about a widening gap between rising purchase prices and comparatively flat income.