International buyers continue to scale their dominance in the Balearic Islands' real estate market and are already consolidating, almost, as the major power ahead of residents and domestic buyers. So much so, that almost four out of every ten homes sold in the Balearics during the third quarter of the year ended up in the hands of foreign buyers. Specifically, 37.2% of the transactions registered between July and September had a buyer from outside the State, the highest proportion in all of Spain. The figure places the Islands well above the national average, which was 16.05%, according to data from the Association of Registrars.

Although state statistics speak of a global decrease in sales by foreigners in recent months, in the Balearic Islands the reality is quite different: according to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, in 2025 these citizens acquired four out of every ten properties over €500,000 sold. A proportion that doubles any figure from other autonomous communities.