“The real estate sector went through one of its worst periods between 2007 and 2013 in Europe and the United States due to the housing bubble (a sharp drop in housing prices, lack of credit, decreased demand, property developers and construction companies facing bankruptcy, etc.).
In 2016, another bubble — that of tourist rentals — drove housing prices up in the Balearic Islands, making it the region with the highest purchase prices, followed by Madrid and Barcelona. Changes in the real estate market are constant and sometimes unpredictable.
We have always been dedicated to helping people buy and sell homes, and we have 20 years of experience. For this reason, faced with the uncertainty and change currently affecting the sector, in 2016 we decided to take a step forward and found Vidamar. A different real estate concept, where we put all our knowledge at the service of sellers and where transparency and closeness are essential. That is why our team is made up exclusively of real estate advisors who share our way of understanding the business. Our team members will guide you through the entire process of buying or selling your property, under our strict supervision in matters of transparency and ethical professionalism.
We have seen many people lost in the real estate world. Our mission is to guide anyone who wants to sell a property to achieve maximum profitability. Thank you for trusting us.”
Marta Davia Calafat and Marcos Larrea Marí, Vidamar directors
We have a database of over 3,000 potential buyers and more than 1,800 properties.
Our office is strategically located at the corner of c/ Miquel de Sants Oliver, 21, in Palma.
Contact us and tell us about your situation. How would you like your new lifestyle to be? Would you like to live by the sea, or do you prefer the mountains? Do you see yourself living in an apartment or a single-family home? What is your financial situation?
Based on your needs, we will guide you in an initial 100% free evaluation session to help you achieve your goal: finding your ideal buyer or, if applicable, discovering your dream home.
To position ourselves as a trusted real estate agency that advises and guides clients in their real estate transactions.
We work every day to be a benchmark in the real estate sector for the quality of our services and excellence in human relations.
We are driven by transparency, professionalism, and passion, which is why we use our experience to operate with safety, reliability, and discretion.
What makes you different from other agencies, and why should we trust you?
This is a question that people interested in buying or selling a property often ask us.
If you are thinking about buying or selling a home through a real estate agency, what you will likely value most is the trustworthiness of the agent assisting you.
And trust is precisely the driving force we want to inspire in you. At Vidamar, we believe that what matters most is you, which is why we always adapt our approach and goals to your needs, and we measure our actions to help you achieve your objectives. We understand that these types of transactions represent a significant change in a family’s life, and if anything goes wrong along the way, it can affect not only your life but also the lives of those you care about most.
Aware of this great responsibility, at Vidamar we consistently follow a code of ethical best practices, which encompasses good treatment, transparency, professionalism, and the effectiveness of each of our actions.
Our company culture (the beliefs, values, and practices we share) is the operating system that gets us up every morning, and it can be summarized as helping people start this new chapter of their lives with the best possible guarantees.
As seen in our code of ethics and company culture, we are very demanding with our work because it carries great responsibility. This commitment also extends to our employees. The management team at Vidamar consists of two founding partners, Marta and Marcos, who share the same vision of the business and industry, bringing 15 years of experience to a young company. They cultivate the strong company culture and work tirelessly to help our team and clients achieve their goals.
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"Marta and Marcos helped us find the ideal home for our family and with the sale of our previous house, and they did it as best as they could.
The house we were selling was a short sale, meaning we owed the bank more than the value of our home on the market at that time. Marta and Marcos helped us throughout the entire process and during the final negotiations.
We had heard good things about them, so my partner and I wrote them an email. They asked us about the house we were living in and what we were looking for. From there, they showed us the catalog of properties that best suited our needs, and finally we told them, “Okay, we’re ready to start looking.” This was the starting point.
They were very helpful and always knew how to get from point A to point B. We signed with them in August to start the process. Before that, we had an offer from the lending institution, but it dragged on longer than expected. If we made a list of all the headaches caused by the previous agency, no one would believe it. Even though it was a valid offer, Marta insisted on sending it to auction, and we got a better bid.
We lived in the Son Cotoner area and moved to Can Pastilla. The house was exactly what we wanted—it even had a garden! In fact, it was the first house we visited. We had several visits scheduled for that day, and this one was supposed to be third on the list. But the owner couldn’t show it at that time, so it became the first, and it felt like it would be our home. If it hadn’t been for them, I don’t think we would have ever found it."
"Working with Marta and Marcos has been very rewarding. We lived in Son Vida, but over the years the house became too empty, too big, and we had to go up and down stairs constantly. We spent hours cleaning the floors! So we had to hire a cleaning lady. Our plan, however, was to move into an apartment in Palma, where we would feel more comfortable.
It was she, the cleaning lady, who suggested we talk to them. We were surprised by the proposal they made: organizing what in English is called an Open House. We had never heard of it! They explained that it was an open house event where potential clients (pre-selected) could visit the house without an appointment, in a curated environment, and with refreshments. It felt like a party.
We spoke with many interested people and finally accepted an offer from a young couple. She was pregnant, and in part, we saw ourselves in them, at the same stage we were when we bought the house.
We felt supported at all times, and they took care of all the paperwork, which was one of the things we dreaded most. Even though we didn’t accept their offer to help with the move—which we really appreciated—we ended up doing it ourselves with the help of the cleaning lady, Carol, who had already become like part of the family."
"I lived for many years in an apartment in Palma, on Camino del Corb Marí, next to the Porto Pi shopping center. The apartment was very nice, but I already had another house in Esporlas, so I ended up moving there and put my apartment up for sale. In a first meeting, Marcos and Marta told me that it was necessary to do a market study and define the profile of the potential buyer. They said they wouldn’t charge me anything for the study and presented a description of a semi-fictional person, the “ideal client,” according to them, to “humanize and better understand our target audience.” It answered questions such as: where they worked, their lifestyle, education, interests, purchasing power, etc. I thought it was a good idea; it seemed like they knew what they were doing
I put the house up for sale in May. And just a month and a half later, the person they had so accurately described walked through the door! He was a man in his fifties, divorced, probably a doctor or an ophthalmologist, confident, and seemed well-educated. Marcos suggested hanging a poem by Joan Alcover at the entrance, thinking, “This man will surely like it!” And the first thing the man did upon entering was precisely comment on the poem at the entrance!
If I had to highlight one positive thing about the two of them, it would be their professionalism—they really know what they’re doing. So yes, I do recommend them."
"Marta and Marcos helped us find the ideal home for our family and with the sale of our previous house, and they did it as best as they could.
The house we were selling was a short sale, meaning we owed the bank more than the value of our home on the market at that time. Marta and Marcos helped us throughout the entire process and during the final negotiations.
We had heard good things about them, so my partner and I wrote them an email. They asked us about the house we were living in and what we were looking for. From there, they showed us the catalog of properties that best suited our needs, and finally we told them, “Okay, we’re ready to start looking.” This was the starting poin.
They were very helpful and always knew how to get from point A to point B. We signed with them in August to start the process. Before that, we had an offer from the lending institution, but it dragged on longer than expected. If we made a list of all the headaches caused by the previous agency, no one would believe it. Even though it was a valid offer, Marta insisted on sending it to auction, and we got a better bid.
We lived in the Son Cotoner area and moved to Can Pastilla. The house was exactly what we wanted—it even had a garden! In fact, it was the first house we visited. We had several visits scheduled for that day, and this one was supposed to be third on the list. But the owner couldn’t show it at that time, so it became the first, and it felt like it would be our home. If it hadn’t been for them, I don’t think we would have ever found it."
"Working with Marta and Marcos has been very rewarding. We lived in Son Vida, but over the years the house became too empty, too big, and we had to go up and down stairs constantly. We spent hours cleaning the floors! So we had to hire a cleaning lady. Our plan, however, was to move into an apartment in Palma, where we would feel more comfortable.
It was she, the cleaning lady, who suggested we talk to them. We were surprised by the proposal they made: organizing what in English is called an Open House. We had never heard of it! They explained that it was an open house event where potential clients (pre-selected) could visit the house without an appointment, in a curated environment, and with refreshments. It felt like a party.
We spoke with many interested people and finally accepted an offer from a young couple. She was pregnant, and in part, we saw ourselves in them, at the same stage we were when we bought the house.
We felt supported at all times, and they took care of all the paperwork, which was one of the things we dreaded most. Even though we didn’t accept their offer to help with the move—which we really appreciated—we ended up doing it ourselves with the help of the cleaning lady, Carol, who had already become like part of the family."
"I lived for many years in an apartment in Palma, on Camino del Corb Marí, next to the Porto Pi shopping center. The apartment was very nice, but I already had another house in Esporlas, so I ended up moving there and put my apartment up for sale. In a first meeting, Marcos and Marta told me that it was necessary to do a market study and define the profile of the potential buyer. They said they wouldn’t charge me anything for the study and presented a description of a semi-fictional person, the “ideal client,” according to them, to “humanize and better understand our target audience.” It answered questions such as: where they worked, their lifestyle, education, interests, purchasing power, etc. I thought it was a good idea; it seemed like they knew what they were doing
I put the house up for sale in May. And just a month and a half later, the person they had so accurately described walked through the door! He was a man in his fifties, divorced, probably a doctor or an ophthalmologist, confident, and seemed well-educated. Marcos suggested hanging a poem by Joan Alcover at the entrance, thinking, “This man will surely like it!” And the first thing the man did upon entering was precisely comment on the poem at the entrance!
If I had to highlight one positive thing about the two of them, it would be their professionalism—they really know what they’re doing. So yes, I do recommend them."
