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10 Portuguese towns where you can buy a house for less than €36,000
While Portugal faces a housing crisis and rising property prices, local differences are striking.
House prices in Portugal soar 17.7% – second highest in the EU
House prices in Portugal rose 17.7% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025, marking the second-largest increase in the European Union, according to Eurostat. This surge is well above both the Eurozone average of 5.1% and the EU average of 5.5%, highlighting the continued strength of the Portuguese property market.
Buying a house in Portugal? What you need to know about property registration
If you’re planning to buy a house in Portugal, understanding property registration is essential. It not only makes your purchase legally official but also protects your investment from potential disputes.
Portugal housing crisis: homes under €200k down 73%
Access to housing in Portugal is becoming increasingly difficult as property prices continue to rise far faster than wages. There are fewer homes families can realistically afford without overstretching themselves.
Prefabricated houses with a pool in Portugal: models and prices for 2025
Whether you’re looking to invest in a functional family home, a holiday property, or a luxury retreat, here’s everything you need to know about prefabricated houses with pools in Portugal in 2025.
House prices fall in parts of Lisbon and Porto
The housing market in Lisbon and Porto continues to become more expensive year after year. However, municipal data conceal a very mixed picture when it comes to house prices in each area, which are evolving in markedly different ways.
The Portuguese towns where you can buy a house for under €35,000
Access to housing in Portugal is becoming increasingly difficult as house prices reach record growth levels while wages fail to keep pace. However, this reality does not affect the entire country.
House prices in Portugal have doubled in 15 years
House prices increased by 5.1% in the eurozone and 5.4% across the European Union in the second quarter compared with the same period last year, Eurostat reported at the start of October 2025. Portugal saw the sharpest rise at 17.2%.
Luxury homes for sale: discover the 10 most expensive streets in Portugal
Even within the world of luxury real estate, some locations stand out as truly exceptional. When examining Portugal’s priciest streets for purchasing property, Cascais features prominently in the top 10, as revealed by a recent analysis from idealista, Portugal’s leading property marketplace.
Where foreigners are searching for homes in Portugal in 2025
Interest from international buyers in Portuguese property remains strong, despite the end of the golden visa programme, tighter rules for non-habitual residents, and changes to the foreigners’ law.
Buying a prefabricated house in Portugal: what you need to know
Thinking of buying a prefabricated house in Portugal? From choosing the right plot to understanding the cost and financing options, here’s everything you should know before making the move.
Portugal’s housing crisis “becoming unsustainable”, warn banks
Portugal’s housing market is showing no signs of cooling.
10 cheapest places to buy property in Portugal in 2025
Looking to buy a house in Portugal without breaking the bank? If you’re thinking of relocating, investing, or simply finding a budget-friendly home in the Portuguese countryside, you’ll be glad to know that affordable property still exists – and not just in theory.
Portugal leads house price rises in the EU in the first quarter of 2025
Year-on-year house prices increased by 5.4% in the euro area, 5.7% in the EU, and... 16.3% in Portugal, according to Eurostat.
Living in Aveiro: life in the Portuguese Venice
Aveiro, often dubbed the “Venice of Portugal”, sits on the west coast halfway between Porto and Coimbra. The city is famed for its network of pretty canals, brightly painted moliceiro boats gliding by, and a pinch of Art Nouveau architecture dotted throughout its centre.
Modular wooden homes for sale in Portugal: fixed price and ready in just 5 months
The housing crisis in Portugal is here to stay, with property prices rising far beyond the average family income. In this context, alternative construction methods are gaining traction.
Non-EU foreigners lead demand for housing in Portugal
From Europe or other corners of the world to Portugal. Every year, many foreigners arrive in the country with the intention of buying or renting a home, seeking to improve their quality of life or make a profitable investment.
Portugal has the worst housing access among OECD countries
Portugal faces the biggest housing crisis in its recent history and has the worst housing access among the 30 countries analysed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).In the third quarter of 2024, the housing affordability index reached 157.7 points, the highest value
Property for sale in Portugal with gardens
Properties for sale in Portugal with gardens perfectly capture the country’s relaxed, outdoor-focused way of life. As spring arrives with blooming landscapes and longer, sunnier days, it’s the ideal moment to explore homes that combine comfort, privacy and generous outdoor space.
Villas or apartments? What do luxury clients prefer to buy in Portugal?
Would you prefer to buy a premium apartment or a high-end villa with a pool, garden, and spacious areas? In Portugal, there are luxury homes to suit all tastes and needs. However, when it comes to making a decision, high-net-worth buyers tend to favour villas over apartments.
Lisbon and Setúbal are the most sought-after areas for luxury homes in Portugal
Luxury homes for sale can be found in nearly every corner of Portugal. However, there are regions in the country that attract more interest than others, for various reasons.
Where to buy property for less than 150,000 euros in Portugal
People have been buying homes in Portugal at increasingly higher prices, with the average cost reaching 221,272 euros in the summer of 2024.
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