Nearly half of the housing projects approved in Mallorca in 2025 were detached houses and single-family homes, which continue to account for a significant portion of the sector's investment, while government authorities insist that multi-family housing should be the priority. Data from the College of Quantity Surveyors and Technical Architects of Mallorca (COAAT) indicates that a total of 2,139 homes were approved, of which 48.9% were detached houses, compared to 51.1% for apartments. However, the overall picture is not entirely negative, considering that the number of multi-family homes increased by 11.7% compared to the previous year.

Mallorcan quantity surveyors consider building in Transition Areas (TA), as provided for in the new urban planning legislation, to be a "positive" measure, although its effects "will not be seen in the short term," according to Luis Alfonso de León, president of the College of Quantity Surveyors and Technical Architects of Mallorca (COAAT), on Monday.