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Lisbon has rehabilitated half of the planned municipal houses and leaves 3,500 applications to be made

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Lisboa's municipal council completed 7,201 of 14,383 identified housing units, representing about half of the target. Approximately 3,600 units remain unallocated due to lack of applications or validation, falling outside the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) funding. The city delivered 253 homes in 2026, significantly below the 687 average annual delivery expected over two terms. The 'Back to the Neighborhood' program specifically targets youth under 35, with a 2026 target of 63 homes versus an initial forecast of 120.

Key points

• The Câmara Municipal de Lisboa completed 7,201 of 14,383 identified municipal housing units, representing approximately 50% of the total identified as intervention targets.
• Approximately 3,600 housing units remain unallocated due to a lack of applications or validation, falling outside the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) funding.

Context and limitations

Data reflects the end of June 2026; delivery figures are based on two terms of office under President Carlos Moedas, with specific program targets for youth under 35 in the 'Back to the Neighborhood' initiative.

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