Buying in Alcúdia is Mallorca’s north: the medieval walls of the old town, a huge shallow-sand bay and the Albufera nature park nearby. Quieter and more family-oriented than the busy south-west. The selection holds 4 new-builds across formats.
The selection holds 4 listings: priced €263,000–€1,043,000, €3,989–€6,094/m², yield 4.1–6.4%. Mostly apartments · townhouses.
Alcúdia is an affordable way onto Mallorca: prices sit below Palma and Santa Ponsa, while strong family summer tourism in the bay supports yields up to 6.4%.
Alcúdia in northern Mallorca has two parts: the medieval-walled old town with Roman roots, and the beachside Port d’Alcúdia stretched along a huge bay with apartments and urbanisations. A marina and promenade sit between them.
One of the island’s longest sandy beaches, the S’Albufera natural park, a marina, the Roman ruins of Pollentia and family resort infrastructure. Palma airport is about 50–60 minutes (the north is farther from the capital).
Alcúdia suits the family buyer and beach-rental investor in the island’s north: a long shallow beach and nature draw families, while the old town adds authenticity.
Demand is distinctly summer-led — the north lives by the beach season; winters are quieter, so income concentrates in the warm months, like classic beach resorts.
Real OpenStreetMap data: 10 schools, 30 supermarkets and 2 health facilities nearby — plus our new-builds with prices.
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updated 2026-07-09
4 developments
Off-plan · 2027 Q26.4% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q26.2% yield
Under construction · 2026 Q35.2% yieldOff-plan · 2027 Q24.1% yieldAlcúdia has 4 new-builds from €263,000 to €1,043,000. That is noticeably more affordable than Palma and Santa Ponsa on the same island market.
Yield reaches 6.4%. The large shallow-sand bay is ideal for family holidays, giving strong but summer-weighted tourist demand.
The north (Alcúdia, Pollença) is quieter, greener and cheaper; the south-west (Santa Ponsa, Andratx) is pricier and more prestigious. Alcúdia is about family holidays and nature.
Port d’Alcúdia by the bay is for beach letting and apartments; the walled old town is for authentic atmosphere and characterful homes.
About 50–60 minutes — the north is farther from the capital than the south-west resorts, but that also keeps Alcúdia quieter and more natural.