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Buying or selling in Lisbon starts with price by area. INE transaction data put the national median at €2,076/m² in 2025, and the municipality of Lisbon is among the most expensive in the country [1]. Within the city, values vary widely: around €2,600/m² in value areas such as Olaias and Chelas, rising to €6,000–8,500/m² in premium areas such as Príncipe Real and Chiado [1].
Mortgage credit is more accessible than in 2022-2023, with the average rate on new home loans near 2.8% [2]. Before choosing who represents you, check the agent's AMI licence on the IMPIC portal and compare real client reviews [3].
A well-positioned property typically sells in 3 to 5 months. The initial asking price, aligned with recent transactions in the same parish, is the single biggest factor in time on market and the final negotiation discount.
References
- [1]INE — Local Housing Price Statistics (2025) ↗(acedido 2026-06-05)
- [2]Banco de Portugal — interest rate on new home loans (series 12533735) ↗(acedido 2026-06-05)
- [3]IMPIC — Real Estate Brokerage Licensing (AMI licence) ↗(acedido 2026-06-05)
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Frequently asked questions about selling in Lisboa
What is the price per m² in Lisbon?
It varies a lot by area: around €2,600/m² in value areas like Olaias and Chelas, rising to €6,000–8,500/m² in premium areas like Príncipe Real and Chiado. The national median was €2,076/m² in 2025, with Lisbon well above it . Always check your parish's current value before setting a price.
How long does it take to sell a home in Lisbon?
A well-positioned property with its documents ready typically sells in 3 to 5 months, from preparation to deed. Homes above €1 million or with documentary issues can take 6 to 12 months.
How do I choose a real estate agency or agent in Lisbon?
Check the AMI licence on the IMPIC portal , ask for closed transactions in your area over the last 12 months, and compare real client reviews. Don't sign with the first contact without comparing at least two or three proposals.
What taxes does a seller pay in Lisbon?
Sellers may owe capital-gains tax (IRS) — 50% of the gain is taxed, with possible relief when reinvested in a primary residence. IMT and Stamp Duty are paid by the buyer before the deed .