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Braga opens competition for four homes with rents up to 800 euros

Braga TV14 September 2026 at 15:30

The Municipal Council of Braga announced the opening of a competition for four affordable rental homes in the city. Applications run between September 16 and 30, allowing interested parties to apply for these homes at reduced prices.

The homes are made available through BragaHabit, the municipal company responsible for managing the municipality's housing stock. The competition falls under the Municipal Affordable Rental Program, an initiative by the local authority to ensure housing at lower costs for the people of Braga.

Among the available homes are two T2 apartments located on Rua dos Barbosas. Each of these apartments has a maximum rent of 600 euros, a value significantly lower than current real estate market prices.

The article indicates that there are homes with rents up to 800 euros, although the complete details about the remaining two houses are not fully presented in the available text.

Why this matters

Readers in Braga looking for affordable housing benefit directly from this municipal program, which offers rents up to 800 euros. The competition with a limited application period creates urgency for interested parties, and the fact that it is managed by BragaHabit indicates a structured commitment by the local authority to local housing.

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