Palma Padel Market — Supply, Demand & Competition

As of November 2026, Padelnomics counts 13 padel clubs in Palma, Spain, or 21.0 padel courts per 100,000 residents, in a city of about 438,000 residents. Its Padelnomics Score, our rating of the opportunity for a new club, is 95 out of 100. Source: Padelnomics, from booking platforms, public map data and official population statistics.

Palma currently has 13 padel venues with 92 courts serving 438K residents. The padelnomics Score of 95/100 captures the city's investment potential in a single metric. This analysis breaks down how supply, demand, and competition interact in Palma.

Supply Analysis

Palma has 13 venues and 92 courts — translating to 3.0 venues and 21.0 courts per 100K residents.

Supply is moderate: there is proven demand and an established player base, but still room for new venues — especially in underserved parts of the city.

Demand Signals

The true strength of padel demand in Palma only surfaces in live booking and occupancy data — which venues run hot at which prices, where the market pays a meaningful peak premium, and which slots are structurally empty. These live indicators — median occupancy across all tracked venues, peak/off-peak price spreads, and how both shift month over month — are part of Padelnomics Research. On the public surface the padelnomics Score of 95/100 is the compact read on the demand–supply balance.

Competition Landscape

Within about 15 km of Palma, there are 27 padel venues with 222 courts serving a catchment population of 613K (4.4 venues / 36.2 courts per 100K).

The catchment area is densely served — competition extends well beyond city limits. Site selection and accessibility become critical factors.

Tennis infrastructure as a signal: There are 566 tennis courts within 25 km. A strong tennis base signals high racquet-sport affinity — a pool of potential padel converts who already know the crossover or can be reached through combined offerings.

Revenue Potential

Revenue potential for a padel facility in Palma sits directly on the realised hourly rates and the booked occupancy across the year — figures that come from live market data, not assumptions. Per-court revenue estimates, comparison benchmarks against nearby venues, and the sensitivity to price and occupancy swings are part of Padelnomics Research. For a financial model with your own assumptions — court count, build costs, pricing strategy, occupancy scenarios — use the financial planner.

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