House prices rise in Portugal

Portugal recorded the second-highest annual increase in house prices, 17.7%, in the third quarter of 2025, with the eurozone average at 5.1% and the European Union (EU) average at 5.5%, Eurostat announced.

By TPN/Lusa, in News, Property · 09 Jan 2026, 18:02 · 1 Comments

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Compared with the previous quarter, between July and September 2025, house prices increased by 1.6% in both the eurozone and the EU, according to the European statistical service, with Portugal registering the third-highest increase (4.1%).

Among Member States, the largest year-on-year increases in house prices were recorded in Hungary (21.1%), Portugal (17.7%), and Bulgaria (15.4%), while Finland recorded the only decline (-3.1%).

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Comments

I don’t understand. This could all be fixed if Portuguese charged less for their houses. Don’t they know their fellow Portuguese are suffering? It’s a problem easily solved by offering houses at a reasonable price especially considering the housing construction is below standard construction level for westernized countries.

By Frank from Alentejo on 11 Jan 2026, 19:12