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Taylor Wimpey España has launched Infinity, a €64 million residential development comprising 79 homes in Paguera, Mallorca, as Spain’s housing market records its strongest sales activity in nearly two decades. Located in southwest Mallorca, the project will feature apartments and penthouses with sea views across the Malgrats Islands and is scheduled for completion in October 2028. The launch comes as Spain’s residential market continues to expand, with new-build sales rising 13.3% in 2025 and average property prices reaching a record €2,284 per sq m after a 9.5% annual increase. International buyers accounted for 13.82% of all housing purchases last year, with British buyers remaining the largest overseas buyer group.
Taylor Wimpey España has launched Infinity, a €64 million residential development comprising 79 homes in Paguera, Mallorca, as Spain’s residential property market continues to record strong demand from both domestic and international buyers.
Announced earlier this month, the project is located in southwest Mallorca, approximately 25 minutes from Palma city centre and around 30 minutes from Palma Airport. The development is also situated within close proximity to major leisure destinations including Port d’Andratx, Puerto Portals and Port Adriano.
According to the developer, Infinity is among the final large-scale residential developments planned in one of Mallorca’s most sought-after coastal locations. The project has been designed so that all 79 homes benefit from uninterrupted sea views overlooking the Malgrats Islands, a protected natural area off the island’s southwest coast.
The launch coincides with continued strength in Spain’s housing market. Data from the Colegio Registradores, Spain’s national body of registrars, showed that new-build home sales increased by 13.3% in 2025, outperforming the resale segment, which recorded a 10.1% rise in transactions. Overall residential sales activity reached its highest level in nearly 20 years during the year.
Property values also continued to rise. The average residential price in Spain increased by 9.5% year-on-year to reach a record high of €2,284 per sq m in 2025, reflecting sustained demand across multiple buyer segments.
International purchasers remained a significant contributor to housing demand, accounting for 13.82% of all residential transactions completed in Spain during 2025. British buyers represented the largest overseas purchaser group, making up 7.97% of all foreign acquisitions during the year.
Chris Allison, Regional Director for the Balearic Islands at Taylor Wimpey España, said Infinity represents a rare opportunity to deliver a large-scale residential development in southwest Mallorca. He stated that every property within the project has been designed to maximise sea views and take advantage of the location’s natural setting.
The development will comprise a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments, along with penthouses featuring private rooftop solariums. Ground-floor units will include private gardens. The homes are intended to appeal to a broad buyer base, including permanent residents, second-home purchasers and retirees from both Spain and overseas markets.
Spread across five residential buildings, Infinity has been designed with a southeast orientation to maximise natural daylight. The scheme will also include five communal infinity swimming pools and landscaped open spaces. The homes have achieved an ‘A’ energy efficiency rating and are scheduled for completion in October 2028.
Prices at the development start from €900,000, excluding VAT.
Market data suggests demand for premium housing remains strong. According to Colegio Registradores, 12.22% of all foreign residential purchases in Spain during 2025 exceeded €500,000, the highest proportion recorded to date. At the same time, Spain’s economy expanded by 2.8% during the year, while unemployment fell to its lowest level since 2008, supporting both domestic housing demand and broader confidence in the residential market.
Allison said the scale of the project, combined with its location and sea views, makes Infinity one of the more distinctive residential launches currently available in Mallorca’s new-build housing market.
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