Pollença Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Pollença

Pollença sits between the Serra de Tramuntana and Mallorca’s northern coast, with a historic town centre, mountain landscapes and nearby beaches. Its position gives house investors both an inland town setting and access to the coast.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for houses is a divergence: the average sale price rose 3.8% from the previous month, while the average rent fell 5.7%. A higher purchase benchmark paired with a lower rental benchmark puts pressure on the income case, even though an individual house may perform differently from the averages. This is a relationship between prices, not evidence about transaction volumes or the outlook for any particular property.

At €1,350,000, the average house sale price gives that tension a practical scale. Investors comparing a purchase with potential rental income should distinguish the market-wide benchmark from the rent a specific house could achieve. The reported yield of 3.36% is a useful reference point, but not a guaranteed return. A purchase decision still depends on the price paid, the income realistically available from the property and the costs associated with owning it.

Taken together, the monthly readings do not deliver a single verdict. Sale pricing strengthened while rents softened on the measures supplied, so an October assessment is better grounded in property-specific numbers than in an extrapolation from one month.