Rent prices in Palma will drop by 5% this summer, according to the IA.
It is one of the cities in the State where the greatest decline will be recorded.
PalmThe artificial intelligence of Fotocasa's Predictive Rental Date Venues Index estimates that rental prices in Palma will fall by 4.8% between July and September 2025, placing the Balearic capital among the 19 Spanish cities where a downward correction in prices is expected, compared to the 26 where an increase is forecast.
According to the report, the expected price decreases may be a consequence of "slight market corrections after peaks in demand or very sharp increases in previous months." In this sense, in the case of Palma, this decrease is interpreted as a normalization after a period of sharp increases.
The other cities where the largest decreases in rental prices are expected are Cádiz (-15.4%), Santander (-13.7%), Málaga (-11.7%), Alicante (-7.9%), Castellón de la Plana (-5.9%), among others.
On the other hand, the number of capital cities with rising rental prices remains practically stable at the national level. The cities that will register the largest increases in housing rental prices at the end of the third quarter are Logroño (+22.9%), Zamora (+19.9%), and Girona (+11.4%).
