Houses in Portugal 18.4% More Expensive - but Sales Fall Again
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The sales of the houses continue to fall, but prices continue to rise. The data released this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics reveal that the 37,854 transactions of houses carried out represent a break of 9% compared to the same quarter of 2025, in which 41,608 transactions were made.
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diarioaveiro.ptLisbon, Algarve, Setúbal Peninsula, Madeira and Porto Metropolitan Area recorded higher housing prices than the country's
The average price of houses in Portugal rose 18.4% in the second quarter, to 2,445 €/m2, although sales have fallen 9%. Lisbon leads prices, with more than 5,000 €/m2, while foreign buyers pay significantly more in several regions
Buying house in Portugal is increasingly expensive. In the second quarter, the median price reached 2,445 euros per square meter, while the number of transactions fell 9% compared to the same period of 2025. Lisbon remains the most expensive municipality in the country.
The average price of the 37,854 family accommodations traded in Portugal increased 18.4% in the second quarter compared to the homologous period, to 2,445 euros per square meter, disclosed the National Institute of Statistics. The content Price of the houses rises 18% to 2,445 euros per square meter appears first in Folha Nacional.
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