How Much Can You Earn Renting a Villa in Mallorca?
Introduction
If you’re thinking about renting out a villa in Mallorca, the key question is simple: how much can you actually earn?
The answer depends on location, property quality, and how well it’s managed. In this guide, we break down realistic income figures and what drives returns.
Typical Weekly Rental Prices
Rental prices vary significantly by season:
- Low season: €1,500 – €3,000 per week
- Mid season: €3,000 – €5,000 per week
- Peak summer: €5,000 – €8,000+ per week
Well-presented villas in strong locations (like Cala d’Or / Santanyí) achieve the highest rates.
Occupancy Rates Across the Year
Most villas don’t rent year-round at full capacity.
Typical occupancy:
- Peak season: near 100%
- Shoulder months: 50–70%
- Winter: limited demand
A realistic annual occupancy is 20–30 weeks per year.
Annual Rental Income Example
Example for a well-performing villa:
- 10 weeks peak @ €6,000 = €60,000
- 10 weeks mid @ €4,000 = €40,000
- 5 weeks low @ €2,000 = €10,000
👉 Total: ~€110,000 gross income
Most average villas will fall in the €60k – €110k range depending on quality and management.
Net Income After Costs
From gross income, you need to deduct:
- Management fees (10–20%)
- Cleaning & laundry
- Maintenance & utilities
- Platform fees
👉 Typical net income:
- 50% – 70% of gross revenue
Strong management can increase both pricing and occupancy, significantly improving net returns.
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- Dynamic pricing based on demand
- High-quality guest experience
- Local, reliable operations
- Focus on premium positioning
- Upselling to increase revenue
The result: higher rental income with less owner involvement
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Conclusion
Rental income in Mallorca can be highly attractive—but only when managed correctly.
The difference between average and well-managed properties can be tens of thousands per year.
Understanding your potential income is the first step to making the most of your investment.