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Rents rise by a maximum of 2.56% next year
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Rents rise by a maximum of 2.56% next year

Jornal de Negócios31 August 2026 at 11:12

Rents are set to increase by a maximum of 2.56% next year. This update follows the inflation rate defined for the period.

This automatic update based on inflation applies whenever the rental contract does not provide for another specific mechanism for rent review.

This measure aims to protect tenants from more significant increases, limiting the annual rent variation to the inflation rate.

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