Ziob Immobilien
Family-run estate agency, based in Mallorca since 1994; the office moved around 12 years ago from Camp de Mar to Puerto de Andratx (Calle Peix 2).
At a glance
- Location
- Port d'Andratx, 07157 · View on map
- Services
- Estate agents
- Areas served
- Andratx, Serra de Tramuntana
- Languages
- German-speaking
- Phone
- +34 651 861 336
- Website
- ziob-immobilien.com
Details last checked: 19 July 2026
Services by Ziob Immobilien
- Villa & house sales
- Apartment sales
- Long-term lettings
- Buyer advice
About Ziob Immobilien
Family-run estate agency, based in Mallorca since 1994; the office moved around 12 years ago from Camp de Mar to Puerto de Andratx (Calle Peix 2). Bea Ziob is managing director and Viviane Ziob is responsible for sales. The agency handles sales, purchases and rental properties with a focus on the south-west coast (Puerto de Andratx, Camp de Mar, Santa Ponsa, Paguera). A second arm operates as an Allianz insurance agency for home, boat and commercial insurance.
Frequently asked questions about Ziob Immobilien
What services does Ziob Immobilien offer?
Ziob Immobilien works in Mallorca in the following areas: villa & house sales, apartment sales, long-term lettings and buyer advice.
Where is Ziob Immobilien based?
Ziob Immobilien is based in Port d'Andratx. Address: Calle Peix 2, 07157 Port d'Andratx.
How do I contact Ziob Immobilien?
You can reach Ziob Immobilien by phone on +34 651 861 336, by email at ziob@ziob-immobilien.com and via their website at www.ziob-immobilien.com. Mallorca Fix is an independent directory - there is no commission and no middleman, you deal with the company directly.
Does Ziob Immobilien speak German?
Yes. Ziob Immobilien is listed in our directory as a German-speaking business and serves German-speaking clients in Mallorca. Spanish is spoken as well, and most agencies also work in English.
Does Ziob Immobilien work outside Port d'Andratx?
Ziob Immobilien is primarily active in Port d'Andratx and the surrounding area. Most agencies list and view properties across a wider area of the island - it is worth asking directly which areas they cover.