foreign demand for property for sale in Portugal

Which nationalities want to buy homes in Portugal’s cities?

idealista/data reveals a detailed snapshot of international demand for homes for sale across 20 major Portuguese cities in May 2026, building on the results of the 2026 report on foreign demand for property for sale in Portugal.The figures set out, for each city, the top three foreign nationalities
top discounted houses for sale Portugal

Best house price drops: top discounted homes in Portugal

Despite the current high prices in the housing market, there are still worthwhile opportunities to be found, along with government incentives designed to support young buyers. Purchasing a home is not purely a financial calculation. It also represents stability, long-term security and the reassurance of having a space that genuinely feels like your own. For those who think buying a house requires impossible budgets, there's good news. We've found houses under €100,000 that can fit different profiles and objectives.
Santa Casa de Lisboa auctions properties.

Santa Casa de Lisboa puts €14M worth of property up for auction

Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa (SCML) is taking properties to auction for the second time this year. On this occasion, the portfolio consists of eight properties located in the capital, Sintra, Almada and Seixal, with a combined valuation of €14.58 million.
Negotiable prices Portugal

20 properties with negotiable prices in Portugal

Can you negotiate property prices in Portugal in 2026? Yes — and despite rising demand in cities like Lisbon and Porto, motivated sellers and longer-listed properties still offer real room to move on price.
Bad Bunny

Which house in Portugal would you sell to Bad Bunny?

Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican artist who topped digital streaming platforms for consecutive years, arrives in Lisbon this week for two concerts that sold out within hours.He performs at Estádio da Luz on 26th and 27th May, marking his debut in Portugal and one of the most anticipated stops on his DeBÍ
Housing

Portugal’s housing crisis calls for urgent structural reform

The affordability crisis that has affected the residential sector in Portugal in recent years is fueled by a network of structural causes that, according to a recent study, will not be overcome simply by increasing supply and therefore requires a profound and transformative response.