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House prices in Lisbon District, Portugal

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The prices on this page describe the market in Lisbon (district). To find out what your own property is worth, the free estimate adjusts that figure in 2 minutes from the details you provide.

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Real estate market in Lisbon (district)

Price estimates as of August 2026.

The average price per m² is a useful reference, but the real value of your property depends on the exact location, layout, condition, view, sun exposure, terrace, parking and current demand.

In the Portuguese market, sale prices typically sit 10% to 15% below asking prices. We do not yet have enough transaction references in this area to measure it precisely.

Indicative, non-contractual figures based on published listings and official INE statistics. They do not constitute a certified valuation by a CMVM-registered appraiser, nor an offer to buy or sell.

Price per m² by municipality in the district of Lisbon

Compare the average price per m² across the municipalities and open the detail for each area.

Municipality Average price/m²
Lisbon 5,790 €
Cascais 5,510 €
Oeiras 4,170 €
Odivelas 3,510 €
Amadora 3,190 €
Sintra 3,025 €
Loures 3,005 €
Mafra 2,905 €
Vila Franca de Xira 2,805 €
Arruda dos Vinhos 2,500 €
Lourinha 2,070 €
Azambuja 2,070 €
Sobral de Monte Agraco 1,870 €
Alenquer
Cadaval
Torres Vedras

Trend of sale prices in Lisbon (district)

Understanding how the market evolves allows you to define a more realistic pricing strategy and avoid placing the property too far above or below market value.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a 2-bedroom apartment worth in Lisbon (district)?

The value depends on several factors: exact location, area, condition, view, sun exposure, terrace, balcony and parking. The average price per m² is a good initial reference, but only a professional valuation can estimate a realistic sale price for a specific 2-bedroom property in Lisbon (district).

How do I find out what my home in Lisbon (district) is really worth?

To know the real value, you need to go beyond the average price per m². A professional valuation combines market data, recently sold comparables, the property's specific features and local demand. The result is a well-founded price range and a positioning recommendation.

Is the price per m² in Lisbon (district) enough to set an asking price?

No. The average price per m² is only a starting point. Two properties in the same area can have very different values depending on the layout, the view, the condition, the parking or the terrace. Setting the sale price requires a comparative analysis and a strategy tailored to the property.

Why is the sale price in Lisbon (district) lower than the asking price in listings?

Because the asking price is a negotiating starting point, and the listing stock accumulates the properties that do not sell, typically overpriced. The prices on this page are estimated SALE prices: we start from the median asking prices in the area and apply the gap between asking price and deed price measured by the INE. Do not mistake that gap for the negotiating room on a specific property, which is far smaller.

Are prices per m² in Lisbon (district) rising or falling?

The annual change is shown on the chart on this page, computed from the area's monthly series. Read short-term movement on a thin local market with care: where transactions are few, one unusual quarter is enough to flip the sign. The multi-year trend is more reliable than last month's change in Lisbon (district).

How do prices in Lisbon (district) compare with neighbouring areas?

The sub-area table and the nearby-areas list on this page give the average price per m² for each one, so you can compare directly. Gaps of 20% to 30% between adjacent areas are common in Portugal, driven by the type of construction, the age of the housing stock, transport links and, on the coast, distance from the sea.

How long does it take to sell a property in Lisbon (district)?

The timeframe depends on the price, location, presentation of the property, current demand and the defined sales strategy. A property well positioned from the start tends to generate more qualified leads and sell faster.

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