Portugal

Left critical Lisbon budget for 2027

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Briefings

A Portuguese government's 2027 housing investment plan faces a severe shortfall, with actual housing spending dropping over 40% compared to the 2025 target. While fiscal benefits remain around 100 million euros, political parties are proposing changes to address this deficit. The evidence indicates a significant gap between promised and delivered investment figures.

Key points

• Housing investment in Portugal fell by more than 40% compared to the 2025 target.
• Fiscal benefits for the plan remain at approximately 100 million euros.

Context

This briefing examines the discrepancy between the 2027 housing investment plan and actual spending, highlighting the political response with proposed alterations.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the 2025-2027 period with a snapshot limitation; specific city data is not provided.

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