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Calvià

Calvià stands out for prosperity, digital and climate; it is weaker on connectivity and housing. A typical 70 m² rental costs about €890 a month (2024).

Data as of · the latest figures cover Jun 2026

53,793
people
€890/month
rent, 70 m² (existing leases) (worse than typical)
120
pleasant days a year

Fit for you

How well Calvià fits you

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What the data says

Calvià stands out for prosperity, digital and climate; it is weaker on connectivity and housing. A typical 70 m² rental costs about €890 a month (2024).

  • Days above 35 °C: the fewest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000 (0 a year, 2015–2024).
  • Frost days: the fewest of 38 major European cities (0 a year, 2015–2024).
  • Buying price per m²: the highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000 (€5,502, Q2 2026).
  • Thefts without violence: 3,971 per 100k people (2025), higher than in 98% of Spanish cities above 50,000.
  • Rent per m²: €12.7 a month (2024), higher than in 94% of Spanish cities above 50,000.

Who it suits, 0 to 100

Before you move: our read of the numbers

Practical conclusions we draw from Calvià’s figures. They are inferences, not official statistics: each says what it rests on.

Some English, but learn Spanish early

Our guess

You will meet English speakers, mostly in the centre and at international employers. Shops, landlords and schools expect Spanish. Contracts, the town hall and most doctors work in Spanish or Catalan.

  • 28.4% of residents speak English (Illes Balears), 2021
  • 9.2% born elsewhere in Europe or in North America (Illes Balears)

Catalan is co-official here

Likely

Catalan is an official language alongside Spanish. Expect it on signs, at the town hall and in state schools.

  • regional language law

Air-conditioning is not a luxury

Likely

Summer nights stay warm, so sleep depends on a cooled bedroom. Check for air-conditioning before you sign.

  • 137 nights a year above 20 °C
  • 0 days a year above 35 °C

Keep an eye on your phone

Likely

Thefts without violence happen 3.4 times as often as in the typical Spanish city. Keep phones and bags close in busy areas and on public transport.

  • thefts: 3,971 per 100k people
  • vs 1,182 per 100k people in the typical Spanish city

Line up work before you come

Our guess

People born abroad are in work less often than people born in Spain across Illes Balears. Remote income or a job offer makes the move far easier.

  • employment gap: -8.4 points

Ready for remote work

Likely

Almost every home can get gigabit fibre, so working from home is not a gamble on the flat you pick.

  • 99% of homes can get gigabit

Calvià in numbers

Figures for Calvià itself, not its region. Each shows the period it covers.

Latest data: Jun 2026

Housing

Rent per m²
€12.7a month
10th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+6.0% vs 2023 (bad news)
2024
Rent for a 70 m² flat
€890a month
70 m² × median rent per m² (existing leases)
10th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+6.0% vs 2023 (bad news)
2024
Typical rent, existing lease
€762a month
median whole-flat rent of leases already in force (tax-declared; lags the market)
20th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+5.2% vs 2023 (bad news)
2024
Rents, change in a year
3.6%
same-dwelling rent index
49th highest of 146 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+0.3 pts vs 2023 (bad news)
2024
Buying price per m²
€5,502
Highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+7.7% vs Q2 2025 (bad news)
Q2 2026
Price of an 80 m² flat
€440,176
80 m² × average price per m²
Highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+7.7% vs Q2 2025 (bad news)
Q2 2026
House prices, change in a year
7.7%
12th lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
-4.7 pts vs Q2 2025 (good news)
Q2 2026

Money & work

Household income per person
€17,916a year
net, per person
23rd highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+6.1% vs 2023 (good news)
2024
Net income per household
€46,510a year
after tax, mean
24th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+5.3% vs 2023
2024

Climate

Days above 35 °C
0a year
2015–2024 average
Below the median of major European cities (1 a year); lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Days above 30 °C
18a year
2015–2024 average
In line with the median of major European cities (18 a year); 52nd lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Nights above 20 °C
137a year
2015–2024 average
Above the median of major European cities (4 a year); 10th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Pleasant days (18–28 °C, dry)
120a year
2015–2024 average
Above the median of major European cities (78 a year); 56th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Rainfall
542mm a year
2015–2024 average
Below the median of major European cities (720 mm a year); 50th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Rainy days (≥1 mm)
88a year
2015–2024 average
Below the median of major European cities (128 a year); 36th highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024
Frost days
0a year
2015–2024 average
Below the median of major European cities (43 a year); lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2015–2024

Health

Hospital beds
0.0per 1,000 people
Lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2025

Getting around

Distance to the main airport
20km
straight line from the centre
Above the median of major European cities (12 km); 51st lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2026

People

Population
53,793
Below the median of major European cities (1,024,621); 11th lowest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+0.6% vs 2024
2025

Safety

Homicides
0.00per 100k people
completed homicides and murders, police-recorded
Lowest of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000.
2025
Robberies with violence
188per 100k people
robbery with violence or intimidation
26th highest of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000.
-3.4% vs 2024 (good news)
2025
Home burglaries
143per 100k people
break-ins at dwellings
49th highest of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000.
-37.2% vs 2024 (good news)
2025
Thefts without violence
3,971per 100k people
pickpocketing and similar (hurtos)
4th highest of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+46.3% vs 2024 (bad news)
2025
Vehicle thefts
54per 100k people
67th lowest of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+31.1% vs 2024 (bad news)
2025

Internet

Homes that can get gigabit internet
99%
fixed connections of 1 Gbps or more
51st highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+1.5 pts vs 2024 (good news)
2025
Homes with fibre to the door
100%
FTTH coverage
31st highest of 153 Spanish cities above 50,000.
+0.0 pts vs 2024
2025

Living in Calvià

Each card uses Calvià data only and compares it with similar cities. Open “Why this score?” to see the measures behind it.

Prosperity

Strong

Prosperity is strong: in the top quarter of Spanish cities above 50,000.

Household income per person: 17,916 € a year per person — better than 85% of Spanish cities above 50,000

Why this score?

Strong: 85 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
Household income per personCalvià · 202417,916 € a year per personbetter than 85% of Spanish cities above 50,000

Digital

Above average

Digital is above average: in the top quarter of Spanish cities above 50,000.

Homes with fibre to the door: 99.6% — better than 80% of Spanish cities above 50,000

  • 5G coverage: 100.0% — better than 70% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Why this score?

Above average: 72 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
Homes that can get gigabit internetCalvià · 202599.1%better than 67% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Homes with fibre to the doorCalvià · 202599.6%better than 80% of Spanish cities above 50,000
5G coverageCalvià · 2025100.0%better than 70% of Spanish cities above 50,000

Climate

Above average

Climate is above average: in the top quarter of major European cities.

Pleasant days (18–28 °C, dry): 120 days a year — better than 92% of major European cities

  • Days above 35 °C: 0.00 days a year — better than 88% of major European cities
  • Nights above 20 °C: 137 nights a year — worse than 100% of major European cities
Why this score?

Above average: 68 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
Pleasant days (18–28 °C, dry)Calvià · 2015-01-01..2024-12-31120 days a yearbetter than 92% of major European cities
Days above 35 °CCalvià · 2015-01-01..2024-12-310.00 days a yearbetter than 88% of major European cities
Nights above 20 °CCalvià · 2015-01-01..2024-12-31137 nights a yearbetter than 0% of major European cities

Safety

Average

Safety is around the middle compared with similar cities.

Not ranked: too little comparable evidence yet.

Homicides: 0.00 per 100k people — better than 78% of Spanish cities above 50,000

  • Thefts: 3,971 per 100k people — worse than 98% of Spanish cities above 50,000
  • Robberies: 188 per 100k people — worse than 83% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Why this score?

Average: 54 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
HomicidesCalvià · 20250.00 per 100k peoplebetter than 78% of Spanish cities above 50,000
RobberiesCalvià · 2025188 per 100k peoplebetter than 17% of Spanish cities above 50,000
BurglariesCalvià · 2025143 per 100k peoplebetter than 32% of Spanish cities above 50,000
TheftsCalvià · 20253,971 per 100k peoplebetter than 2% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Vehicle theftsCalvià · 202553.9 per 100k peoplebetter than 56% of Spanish cities above 50,000

Housing

Below average

Housing is below average: in the bottom 10% of Spanish cities above 50,000.

Buying price per m²: 5,502 €/m² — worse than 100% of Spanish cities above 50,000

  • House prices, change in a year: 7.74% — better than 92% of Spanish cities above 50,000
  • Rent per m²: 12.7 €/m² a month — worse than 94% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Why this score?

Below average: 27 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
Rent per m²Calvià · 202412.7 €/m² a monthbetter than 6% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Rents, change in a yearCalvià · 20243.60%better than 35% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Buying price per m²Calvià · 2026-Q25,502 €/m²better than 0% of Spanish cities above 50,000
Rent growth a year, over 3 yearsCalvià · 20246.24%better than 17% of Spanish cities above 50,000
House prices, change in a yearCalvià · 2026-Q27.74%better than 92% of Spanish cities above 50,000

Connectivity

Weak

Connectivity is weak: in the bottom 10% of major European cities.

Distance to the main airport: 19.8 km — worse than 89% of major European cities

Why this score?

Weak: 11 out of 100, where 50 is typical for the comparison group. These are the measures behind it.

MeasureValueCompared with peers
Distance to the main airportCalvià · 2026-10-2119.8 kmbetter than 11% of major European cities

What we cannot score for Calvià yet

  • Not measured yet Cost of Living: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Healthcare: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Education: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Jobs: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Transport: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Environment: not yet measured reliably for this city.
  • Not measured yet Lifestyle: not yet measured reliably for this city.
Scores that rest on incomplete evidence (3)
  • Housing score available; not yet measured here: Asking rent per m2, Average dwelling size, Housing supply growth / population growth.
  • Safety score available; not yet measured here: Perceived safety walking alone at night, Recorded crime.
  • Climate score available; not yet measured here: Strong-wind days, Projected hot-day increase.

Weather through the year

Highs around 29° in August, lows around 12° in February. 120 pleasant days a year (dry, 18–28 °C). 137 warm nights above 20 °C: check for air-conditioning.

10°15°20°25°30°80 mmJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Show the numbers
MonthHighLowRain
January14.4°C12.1°C54 mm
February14.5°C11.9°C41 mm
March15.5°C12.8°C45 mm
April17.5°C14.3°C53 mm
May20.9°C17.5°C33 mm
June25.4°C21.7°C19 mm
July28.9°C25.0°C7 mm
August29.2°C25.7°C28 mm
September26.4°C23.5°C69 mm
October23.1°C20.5°C72 mm
November18.8°C16.4°C74 mm
December16.2°C14.1°C47 mm

How Calvià is changing

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Who lives here

Facts about the people who live in Calvià. Shown as context only: none of this changes a score.

Residents with a foreign nationality
33.7%
2024
Foreign residents, change in 5 years
1.7 points
2024

Plan the move

Guides for the practical side of moving to Spain: residency, housing, healthcare, tax and schools. Where the rules or prices depend on where you live, the guide says so.

The guides, by subject

Guides for this place

  • Housing

    Finding a rental

    You will know where Spanish rentals are found, what they cost, how to time and run a search, and how to judge a flat before you commit.

  • Residency

    Getting your NIE

    You will know whether you need an NIE, which route to take and how to handle its paperwork.

  • Healthcare

    Finding your public healthcare route

    You will know which route applies to your situation and what, if anything, you have to do to start it.

  • Tax

    Becoming a Spanish tax resident

    You will know whether and from when Spain taxes you as a resident, and how to keep the evidence to back your position.

  • Schools

    School types and choosing a school

    You will know which stage your child is in, what each school type means in Spain, and how to shortlist schools that fit your family's stay and goals.

  • Neighbourhoods

    Choosing your neighbourhood

    You will have a step-by-step way to pick a barrio in Spain and the tools to test it before signing.

Who Calvià suits

Fit from the data, 0 to 100, against other Spanish cities. Open a group to see the figures behind it.

Group by group: what each would like and dislike in the numbers

Beach, mountains and the outdoors

67/100Good fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • Days above 35 °C: 0 a year · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Frost days: 0 a year · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Nights above 20 °C: 137 a year · 2.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
  • Rainy days (≥1 mm): 88 a year · 11% higher than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Environment, Fine-particle pollution (PM2.5), Lifestyle, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Strong-wind days.

Retirees

63/100Good fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • Frost days: 0 a year · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Days above 35 °C: 0 a year · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Wait for a specialist appointment: 71 days (Illes Balears) · 25% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Homicides: 0.57 per 100k people (Illes Balears) · 8% lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Nights above 20 °C: 137 a year · 2.7 times the level of the typical Spanish city
  • Hospital beds: 0.0 per 1,000 people · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Recorded crime: 67.9 per 1,000 people (Illes Balears) · 45% higher than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Doctors, Environment, Healthcare, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂).

High earners and investors

58/100Good fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • Homicides: 0.57 per 100k people (Illes Balears) · 8% lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Buying price per m²: €5,502 · 2.4 times the level of the typical Spanish city
  • Hospital beds: 0.0 per 1,000 people · 100% lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Recorded crime: 67.9 per 1,000 people (Illes Balears) · 45% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Robberies: 116 per 100k people (Illes Balears) · 34% higher than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Average dwelling size, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Income tax and social security, average earner, Total tax on labour, average earner.

Founders and self-employed

53/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • Economic output per person: 40,300 PPS (Illes Balears) · 21% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Household income per person: €17,916 a year · 14% higher than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Jobs in high-tech sectors: 2.6% of jobs (Illes Balears) · 0.7 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Adults with a university degree: 35% (Illes Balears) · 5.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city

Better nearby for founders and self-employed: Ibiza (61), Palma (60)

Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Jobs, Jobs in high-tech sectors, Regulatory quality, Residents born abroad.

Remote workers

52/100Mixed fit · 54th of 151 Spanish cities above 50,000

In the numbers, for them

  • House prices, change in a year: 7.7% · 6.6 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Distance to the main airport: 20 km · 34% lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Recorded crime: 67.9 per 1,000 people (Illes Balears) · 45% higher than the typical Spanish city

Better nearby for remote workers: Ibiza (58)

Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Fixed broadband penetration, Lifestyle, Residents born abroad.

Families with children

46/100Mixed fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • At risk of poverty: 11.6% (Illes Balears) · 6.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Net income per household: €46,510 a year · 17% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Homicides: 0.57 per 100k people (Illes Balears) · 8% lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Price of an 80 m² flat: €440,176 · 2.4 times the level of the typical Spanish city
  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Recorded crime: 67.9 per 1,000 people (Illes Balears) · 45% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Robberies: 116 per 100k people (Illes Balears) · 34% higher than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: 15-year-olds' maths (PISA), Average commute (one way), Average dwelling size, Childcare availability, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Jobs, Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Pre-primary participation, Recorded crime.

Budget-conscious movers

29/100Poor fit · not ranked: too little evidence

In the numbers, for them

  • House prices, change in a year: 7.7% · 6.6 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • At risk of poverty: 11.6% (Illes Balears) · 6.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Net income per household: €46,510 a year · 17% higher than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Price of an 80 m² flat: €440,176 · 2.4 times the level of the typical Spanish city
  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Typical rent, existing lease: €762 a month · 31% higher than the typical Spanish city

Better nearby for budget-conscious movers: Ibiza (38)

Not measured yet: Cost of Living, Households spending >40% of income on housing, Jobs, Price level vs EU average, Unemployment.

Young professionals

not enough dataNot enough data

In the numbers, for them

  • House prices, change in a year: 7.7% · 6.6 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Youth unemployment (15–24): 17.1% (Illes Balears) · 8.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Net income per household: €46,510 a year · 17% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Household income per person: €17,916 a year · 14% higher than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Jobs in high-tech sectors: 2.6% of jobs (Illes Balears) · 0.7 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Adults with a university degree: 35% (Illes Balears) · 5.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Commute by public transport, Jobs, Jobs in high-tech sectors, Lifestyle, Median age, Median gross salary, Residents born abroad, Transport, Unemployment, Youth unemployment (15–24).

Students

not enough dataNot enough data

In the numbers, for them

  • House prices, change in a year: 7.7% · 6.6 points lower than the typical Spanish city
  • Youth unemployment (15–24): 17.1% (Illes Balears) · 8.3 points lower than the typical Spanish city

In the numbers, against them

  • Rent for a 70 m² flat: €890 a month · 67% higher than the typical Spanish city
  • Adults with a university degree: 35% (Illes Balears) · 5.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Commute by public transport, Cost of Living, Cycle most, Education, Lifestyle, Median age, Price level vs EU average, Transport, Walk most, Youth unemployment (15–24).

Culture, food and nightlife

not enough dataNot enough data

In the numbers, for them

Nothing stands out.

In the numbers, against them

  • Adults with a university degree: 35% (Illes Balears) · 5.8 points lower than the typical Spanish city

Not measured yet: Adults with a university degree, Commute by public transport, Lifestyle, Median age, Residents born abroad, Transport, Walk most.

Rules that apply across Spain

Taxes, residency and the wider economy are set nationally, so they are the same in Calvià as anywhere in Spain.

More in Illes Balears

Compared with Calvià; each card says where it is better or worse for someone living there.

Figures are refreshed as new official data is published; the period beside each number says what it covers. “Our read” cards are our inferences from those figures. How we score

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