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It is in the district of Coimbra that houses can still be found for less than 85 thousand eurosPhoto by ShenXin on Pexels
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It is in the district of Coimbra that houses can still be found for less than 85 thousand euros

Notícias de Coimbra15 September 2026 at 11:56

The idealista real estate portal carried out an analysis of the municipalities with the highest demand in each district of Portugal, covering both the rental market and the property purchase market. The objective was to identify the localities where it is still possible to find housing at more affordable prices.

According to this study, it is in the district of Coimbra that houses are still available for less than 85 thousand euros. This data stands out in the national context, where real estate prices have been rising consistently across most of the country.

The analysis compared prices between different districts, allowing the identification of which regions have a more accessible real estate market for buyers and tenants. Coimbra thus emerges as one of the few exceptions where it is still possible to acquire property below this price threshold.

Why this matters

This analysis allows readers to identify which municipalities have the highest demand and where it is still possible to find housing at more affordable prices. For those looking to buy property in Portugal, this information indicates Coimbra as one of the districts with more economical options, while prices in other areas of the country are considerably higher.

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