Lisbon property news

Lisbon has cemented its position as one of Europe’s most attractive cities for real estate investment, ranking among the top 11 destinations on the continent, according to the latest PwC report.

There is a new housing concept in Lisbon. Savoy Residence | D’Ávila is a residential development that perfectly combines the comfort of exclusive apartments with the refinement and services of a five-star hotel.

The Portuguese Government has approved a set of measures to reduce the impact of noise generated by Humberto Delgado Airport in Lisbon on the populations living near the infrastructure.

The European property market is gearing up for a dynamic year in 2025, with Lisbon standing out as one of the most attractive cities for investors. According to the European Investor Intentions Survey 2025, conducted by CBRE, 70% of investors believe the market has already recovered or will recover over the course of the year, following the challenges experienced in 2023.

The city of Lisbon has a new luxury housing project called Andaluz 11. It consists of five apartments: two two-bedroom units, two three-bedroom duplexes, and one four-bedroom apartment with a garden and swimming pool. All units are equipped with a central heating/cooling system and storage rooms.

As Lisbon increasingly positions itself as one of Europe’s preferred destinations for real estate investment, the market outlook is highly promising.

Lisbon is the municipality with the most expensive homes for sale in Portugal. However, a closer look at its various areas reveals significant differences in property prices.

Lisbon continues to attract foreign investment in the luxury real estate sector, ranking 11th in the list of cities where property prices have risen the most in the first nine months of the year 2024.

The global economic context continues to present challenges and uncertainties. However, the luxury real estate market remains resilient.

The Lisbon region has increasingly attracted families to live, visit, and invest. This high demand has been reflected in house prices, as the housing supply has not kept pace with this growth.