Portugal

Real estate luxury is getting low-key.

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Briefings

A Portuguese real estate market is shifting toward 'quiet luxury,' where privacy and tranquility outweigh traditional size or location prestige. Data from 2025 shows Oeiras recorded 2,833 residential transactions, while the Peninsula of Setúbal saw 15,908 transactions, a 17.8% increase over the previous year. This trend reflects a growing preference for spaces offering direct nature access and reduced reliance on vehicles, with specific interest in areas like Oeiras and the Peninsula of Setúbal.

Key points

• The market is shifting toward 'quiet luxury,' prioritizing privacy and tranquility over traditional size or location prestige.
• Oeiras recorded 2,833 residential transactions in 2025, while the Peninsula of Setúbal saw 15,908 transactions, a 17.8% increase over the previous year.

Context

Source data from Engel & Völkers Portugal 2025-2026 Market Report Portugal indicates a shift in buyer preferences toward quiet luxury, where location and price no longer define value. The report highlights specific areas like Oeiras and the Peninsula of Setúbal as key examples of this trend.

Limitations

The report covers residential transactions only and does not include data on sales prices, property types, or demographic breakdowns. The 17.8% increase figure is based on 2024 data and may not reflect current market conditions.

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