Raiguer is a county of the Balearic Islands in Spain, situated on the island of Mallorca. The region stretches along the Mediterranean Sea and shares its land borders with the Serra de Tramuntana, Pla de Mallorca, and Palma. Its terrain is defined by its position between the high mountain range to the northwest and the flatter plains of the island interior.
Property in Raiguer is generally very expensive, with average sale prices more than double the national average for Spain. Marratxí holds the largest share of the housing stock, followed closely by Inca and l'Alcúdia. Prices vary significantly between these main towns. Buyers face much higher costs in the coastal municipality of l'Alcúdia and the inland town of Santa Maria del Camí, where homes are particularly dear. In contrast, inland agricultural hubs like Inca and Sa Pobla offer much cheaper housing, with prices falling well below the regional average.
