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Price of houses in Lisbon and Cascais above 5,000 euros/m2

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Briefings

Portuguese housing prices rose 18.4% in Q2 2026, with Lisbon and Cascais exceeding 5,000 euros/m2. Foreign buyers pay 47% more than locals in Lisbon and 37.5% more in Porto. Specific Lisbon neighborhoods like Santo António (7,254 euros/m2) and Santa Clara (3,850 euros/m2) show extreme price disparities. Sales of family housing in Porto's 6 freguesias rose 25.3% while sales in Aldoar, Foz do Douro, and Nevogilde fell to 288 units.

Key points

• Lisbon's housing prices reached 5,299 euros/m2 in June 2026, the highest among all Portuguese municipalities with over 100,000 inhabitants.
• Foreign buyers pay 47% more than locals for housing in Lisbon, while the national average for foreign buyers rose 15.7% in Q2 2026.

Context

Data from the INE shows housing prices in Portugal increased 18.4% in Q2 2026, with Lisbon and Cascais leading the market. Foreign buyers pay significantly more than locals in major metropolitan areas, with Lisbon seeing a 47% price premium over national averages.

Limitations

Data covers only Q2 2026 and June 2026 sales figures. Some specific neighborhood prices (e.g., Santo António) are from June 2026, while others reflect June 2025 comparisons. Regional data for Porto's 6 freguesias is limited to June 2026 sales figures.

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