NoLiPA: Lisbon’s new “urban neighbourhood” with 465 apartments

Alongside its residential element, the project includes shops and green areas as part of an integrated urban concept.
NoLiPa
Dils

Between Jardim do Campo Grande and Parque Quinta das Conchas e dos Lilases in Lisbon, NoLiPA – Modern Lisbon Lifestyle is taking shape. The development combines housing and local shops, presenting itself as a new urban neighbourhood surrounded by generous green spaces.

The project has already sold 60% of its units, reflecting strong interest in this type of development in the Portuguese capital. Its 465 apartments, with layouts ranging from T0 to T4 and prices starting at €437,000, are being built across a total area of 63,500 m², including 22 commercial units. The homes stand out for their contemporary finishes and spacious balconies and terraces.

Named Acácia, Plátano, Freixo, Tília, Bétula, Olaia and Jacarandá, the buildings take inspiration from the tree species typical of this part of Lisbon.

“Reaching around 60% sales in the first year of marketing is a very positive result and a clear sign of buyers’ confidence in the project. The demand seen for NoLiPA shows that the market increasingly values developments that go beyond housing, bringing together residential quality, green areas, local services and excellent access,” said Pedro Barreto, Head of Residential Development at Dils, which is marketing the development on a co-exclusive basis.

“The response from buyers confirms the relevance of residential solutions that introduce a contemporary approach to the neighbourhood concept in Lisbon and that can meet different types of demand,” he added in a statement.

Sustainable homes in tune with the natural surroundings

Located next to two of Lisbon’s largest green areas, the development, currently listed on idealista, places strong emphasis on sustainability. It holds AQUA+ Certification, includes photovoltaic panels and features equipment designed to improve water and thermal efficiency.

In the private parking area, future residents will also find pre-installation for electric vehicle charging, underlining its environmental focus.

The scheme also includes a bicycle park and generous landscaped outdoor areas with artistic interventions by sculptor Rui Matos.

Alongside the surrounding green spaces, the development benefits from quick access to the 2ª Circular, the Eixo Norte-Sul and Humberto Delgado Airport, and sits close to shops, schools and healthcare facilities.

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