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Portugal is back to leading house price rises

Now31 August 2026 at 11:21

Portugal is back to leading house price rises worldwide, registering one of the largest increases in the last quarter.

This trend contrasts with the global panorama, where house prices fell 1.2% in the same period.

This continuous growth of the Portuguese real estate market occurs in a context where most other countries saw housing values decrease.

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