Arta Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Arta

Artà sits in Mallorca’s northeast, where a historic hilltop centre, nearby Llevant hills and access to the eastern coast give the town a setting that spans inland streets and coastal scenery. That geography remains part of what distinguishes it.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for houses in Artà is the divide between sale and rental prices over the year. Average sale prices are down 6.3% year on year, while average rents are up 8.7%. These measures are moving in opposite directions, so neither trend alone gives a complete picture for an investor. The contrast matters more than either change in isolation: it points to a different trajectory for the price of a house and the rent it might command.

The average house sale price stands at €1,190,000, and the indicated yield is 4.01%. Together, they offer a market snapshot, not a forecast for an individual property. An average price need not match the price of a particular house, while the headline yield does not account for every cost or circumstance attached to a purchase. Assessing a specific investment still means comparing its purchase price with its likely rental income and expenses, rather than applying the market figures without adjustment.

The divergence is worth watching in subsequent updates. For now, the figures support a measured reading: annual sale pricing is softer while annual rents are firmer, but the economics of any one house depend on more than those two trends.