Latest news and stories about real estate in finance in Lisbon, Lisboa, Portugal for expats and residents.
The Portuguese state has sold two vacant buildings in central Lisbon for 20 million euros, a price point that likely precludes their original intended use for public housing.
Reported house prices rose 16% year‑on‑year, but the data provided appears inconsistent: the body states prices reached €2,111 per square metre in Q3 last year, while the headline claims €5,000 per square metre in Lisbon. This likely reflects different measures or geographies (national average vs Lisbon city centre, asking vs transaction prices). Verify source breakdowns and timing; implications include tighter affordability, stronger expat/investor demand in Lisbon, and amplified regional divergence in the housing market.
The Avenida Association has announced the appointment of Eric van Leuven, Executive Partner at Cushman & Wakefield, as its new president of the board. He succeeds Pedro Mendes Leal, associated with the Valverde Hotels. According to a statement from the association, Eric van Leuven was chosen to lead the entity, which represents over 150 members from the sectors of...
The 29th edition of the Portugal Real Estate Fair showcases new initiatives and projects aimed at addressing the ongoing housing crisis.
Portuguese and foreign buyers who purchased homes in Portugal last year generally paid more per m2. If they did so in the municipalities of Lisbon and Porto, the trend was more pronounced compared to the national median value, and if they chose the parish of Santo António or Foz, respectively, they paid the highest amount...
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Lisbon's residential property market is strengthening its appeal to buyers from North America, consolidating the city as a preferred European destination for property purchases and investment.
This is the first project by the maison founded by the late creative director of Chanel in Portugal, and it is expected to be completed in 2028. Featuring an entire floor dedicated to a spa, there are 10 apartments each over 234 m2.
