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Property prices in metropolitan and tourist regions are on average seven times higher than in other parts of the country.

Presidential candidate Catarina Martins today held a housing debate in Porto and listened to the frustrations of several residents who attended the 'Laboratory of Happiness', voicing complaints about house prices and the city's gentrification.

Home News Price moderation for housing in Portugal Price moderation for housing in Portugal Prime Minister Luís Montenegro argued in parliament that “price moderation” for housing for purchase or rent “will be inevitable” after the government’s “risky measures,” which “do not have immediate resul

Housing prices have risen to levels that many describe as obscene, driven by a mix of constrained local supply, strong demand, low borrowing costs and investor activity. The resulting price inflation has undermined affordability, altered living choices and intensified regional disparities in property markets. Policy responses and planning changes will be central to cool inflation and expand accommodation options in affected areas.

Pressure on Portugal's housing market intensified in the third quarter of 2025, with house prices rising 17.7% year-on-year.

During a heated parliamentary debate, Prime Minister Luís Montenegro warned that moderation in residential property prices — for both buying and renting — is inevitable after what he described as recent 'risky measures.' He framed the policy changes as drivers of a market correction, signalling likely cooling pressures on affordability and activity in Portugal’s housing market and prompting renewed scrutiny of government housing and economic policy.

Several regions of the country have been able to attract workers, but this is also affecting housing costs.

The Prime Minister made the comment in response to Bloco de Esquerda MP Fabian Figueiredo, who denounced 'the biggest housing crisis in the country's history'.

The Portuguese end 2025 on a bittersweet note: economic growth above the European average and higher household consumption (which benefited from relief following the ECB's interest rate cuts), on the one hand, and increased concern about access to housing, whose prices show no sign of stopping, on the other. Expensive housing is a ...

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Marina Gonçalves, former Housing Minister in António Costa's government, says the record rise in house prices seen between July and September is one of the effects of the AD (Democratic Alliance) government's housing policies. She argues that Luís Montenegro's administration and the Housing Minister should follow the course recently outlined by the European Commission, which last week presented the European Plan for Affordable Housing.
Portugal’s dire ‘housing crisis’ – the situation where many nationals are relentlessly being priced out of the market – continues into the New Year with very little on the horizon The post New surge in Portugal’s housing prices appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Home News Portugal property prices reach record price Portugal property prices reach record price Bank valuations of houses accelerated by 18. 4% last month, reaching a new record of 2,060 per square metre.

The Socialists demand that the minister correct the comments he made about higher education students. Additionally, Portugal has the most inflated housing prices in the entire European Union.

The European Commission aims to provide “leeway” to EU countries and local authorities to restrict local accommodation, which is driving up housing prices, in a law it plans to propose in 2026, it was announced today.

Home News Portugal houses most overvalued in EU Portugal houses most overvalued in EU The European Commission estimates that housing prices in Portugal are overvalued by 25%, the highest current percentage in the European Union (EU).

The cost of purchasing a home in Portugal has increased by 7.8% over the past year, reflecting the ongoing rise in property prices.
