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Public guarantee for young people buying first house is maintained in 2027 and “Porta 65” is reinforced

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The Portuguese government confirmed in October 2026 that public guarantees for first-home purchases will remain in place in 2027, with the 'Porta 65' rental support program reinforced. Fiscal measures targeting young buyers, such as reduced VAT and income tax exemptions, have already benefited nearly 120,000 individuals, increasing state guarantees from 449.4 million euros in late 2025 to 926 million euros in May 2026. The state also allocated 2.003 million euros to the 'Habitação' program for 2027, focusing on rental access and public housing stock, while planning to shift investment toward private-public partnerships for the remaining 45,000 housing units.

Key points

• Public guarantees for first-home purchases will remain in place in 2027, with the 'Porta 65' rental support program reinforced.
• Fiscal measures targeting young buyers, such as reduced VAT and income tax exemptions, have already benefited nearly 120,000 individuals.

Context

This briefing covers the Portuguese government's 2027 housing strategy, which maintains public guarantees and reinforces rental support programs. Fiscal measures targeting young buyers have already benefited nearly 120,000 individuals, increasing state guarantees from 449.4 million euros in late 2025 to 926 million euros in May 2026.

Limitations

The report does not specify the exact number of young buyers benefiting from fiscal measures or the specific increase in public guarantees for this group. The report does not provide details on the number of public housing units delivered or the specific conditions for the 'Porta 65' program in 2027.

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