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When do housing prices stop rising in Portugal?

Público4 September 2026 at 05:30

House prices in Portugal continue to rise steadily, according to the analysis presented. Rents in the Portuguese real estate market also maintain an upward trajectory, affecting both tenants and potential buyers. Monthly mortgage payments have risen again, increasing the financial pressure on Portuguese households. Given this scenario, the central question arises: when can the Portuguese real estate market finally reach a phase of price stabilization?

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