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House prices in Portugal have almost tripled between 2015 and 2025, rising by 180% over those 10 years, according to Eurostat data, making it the second-highest increase in the European Union (EU).
By , in News, Property · 07 Apr 2026, 18:03 · 1 Comments
According to information published by the EU statistical office, which compares the fourth quarter of 2025 with 2015, house prices increased by 180% in Portugal during this period.
This increase was only surpassed by Hungary, where house prices more than tripled (+290%), followed by Lithuania (+168%) and Bulgaria (+157%).
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You could call it inflation
By Nick from Lisbon on 08 Apr 2026, 16:42