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From 66 to 666 thousand euros: this is how much the average selling price of houses varies between these two Portuguese municipalities
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From 66 to 666 thousand euros: this is how much the average selling price of houses varies between these two Portuguese municipalities

SAPO Notícias5 September 2026 at 10:00

From 66 to 666 thousand euros. This is the variation in the average selling price of properties between two Portuguese municipalities, which represents a difference of exactly one thousand percent. The data comes from the Imovirtual Municipalities Barometer.

The average price of properties shows very significant differences depending on the municipality in question. This extreme disparity between the two municipalities demonstrates the enormous inequality existing in the Portuguese real estate market.

The data used comes from the Imovirtual Municipalities Barometer, a reference platform for the analysis of the real estate sector in Portugal. The article does not identify which municipalities are involved nor does it provide additional information about the context of this enormous price difference.

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