- Beige: +21%
- Set point: +16.9%
- Vila Real: +16.6%
- Santaren: +15.5%
- Evora: +15.3%
- Braganza: +13.1%)
- Ponta Delgada: +12.6%
- Leiria: +12.2%
- Funchal: +9.8%,
- Visa: +9.2%
- Coimbra: +9.1%
- Braga: +8,9%
- Portalegri: +7.7%
- Guard: +7%
- Headlight: +5%
- Port: +3.6%
- Viana do Castelo: +3%
- Castelo Branco: +2.8%
In two large cities, the cost of housing remained almost unchanged: Aveiro (+0.1%) and Lisbon (-0.4%).
The capital is still the most expensive city to buy real estate: 5,515 euros per square meter. The second and third places are occupied by Porto (3643 euros per square meter) and Funchal (3528 euros per square meter). Next are Faro (3069 euros per square meter), Setubal (2673 euros per square meter), Aveiro (2475 euros per square meter), Evora (2370 euros per square meter), Ponta Delgada (2052 euros per square meter), Coimbra (2033 euros per square meter), Braga (1953 euros per square meter).
The most affordable cities in Portugal for apartment purchase are Guarda (851 euros per square meter), Castelo Branco (893 euros per square meter), Portalegri (903 euros per square meter), Braganza (1038 euros per square meter), Beja (1104 euros per square meter) and Santaren (1401 euros per square meter).
Source: The Portugal News
