Sa Ràpita Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Sa Ràpita

Sa Ràpita sits on Mallorca’s southern coast, where a small harbour, sea views and proximity to the sands of Es Trenc shape its setting. Its position between open coastline and inland countryside gives this corner of the island a distinctive sense of place.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for houses is a short-term rise in the average sale price without a corresponding gain over the year. The average sale price stands at €1,099,000, up 2.3% from the previous month, but unchanged from a year earlier. That contrast matters more than the monthly move alone: a higher latest reading does not, on these figures, establish a sustained annual increase. For anyone assessing an entry price, the monthly change is useful context, while the flat annual comparison limits how far that single month’s advance can be extrapolated.

The income side adds a second constraint to the picture. Average house rent is €2,200, and the reported yield is 2.93%. Rent is higher than in the prior month but lower than a year ago, so the recent rental improvement should not be mistaken for an annual gain. Taken together, the data point to a tension between the latest rise in sale prices and the income available from renting. These averages are a starting point for reviewing individual houses, not a prediction that the next monthly reading will follow the same path.