This study analysed data from October 2025, comparing it with September 2025 and October 2024. The average price for properties in Portugal rose to €445,000, reflecting an increase of +2 per cent in comparison to September (435,000) and +19 per cent year-on-year (€375,000).

In the North, the average price reached €256,500, representing a growth of +2 per cent month-on-month and +16 per cent compared to the same period last year.

Porto remained the most expensive district in the region at €440,000 (+2 per cent monthly; +19 per cent annually). Aveiro rose to €388,800 (+1 per cent; +18 per cent), while Braga increased to €355,000 (+1 per cent; +11 per cent).

Viseu recorded the strongest annual growth at +24 per cent, reaching €228,000, and Vila Real saw a +3 per cent monthly rise to €185,000.

In contrast, Guarda registered the sharpest monthly decline (+7 per cent) to €102,500, while Bragança grew +10 per cent in October to €110,000, though still +9 per cent below the previous year’s figure.

Meanwhile, the national average rent stood at €1,285, an increase of +3 per cent both month-on-month and year-on-year.

In the North, the average rent reached €750, up +7 per cent from September and +3 per cent year-on-year.

Aveiro notably rose +6 per cent monthly and +12 per cent annually to €950. Viana do Castelo posted one of the region’s largest increases, +13 per cent month-on-month and annually, to €850.

Bragança remained at €560 (+12 per cent annually) while Braga and Porto stayed stable at 900 and €1,100, respectively.

Guarda recorded the region’s highest annual growth (+36 per cent) at €537.50, while Vila Real and Viseu remained steady at €600 and €650.